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Couldn't get close enough for an id in the shade, but this turtle was resting on a log dropped by beavers and making what I thought was a great reflection in the still water on Hopewell Lake
My lens with it's sunnies on...Darngku Wall on the Fitzroy River in the Geikie Gorge National Park...
Two King Penguins wondering what the future holds....
Photographed at Salisbury Plain on South Georgia Island (South Antlantic Ocean).
I was snapping some ducks - turned around to see this cute little fellow just resting and reflecting.
Explore #452 January 20 2009
While waiting to sit an exam I spied this lovely painting of Wellington harbour on the wall. I snapped a photo but knew the reflections off the glass would ruin it. When I looked again I got a little lost in it trying to see through the reflection to the painting but my eyes kept being drawn back to the reflection. Two stories in one.
Poznan, Poland
Standing outside my coffee shop getting ready to go to an event. Seemed like a proper time for a selfie.
~or this is my "Band" photo for my imaginary Industrial Noise band BUG.
Either way, fits my mood at the time.
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I found myself chasing the clouds and then realised they were reflected upon the walls of the building I work in.
While visiting Boaton, USA, a little while ago, I loved this contrast between the various styles of architecture, reflected in the all glass elevation of a skyscraper.
Happy Window Wednesday!
Tonight's sunset reflected in a west facing window at the Lied Center.
University of Kansas,
Lawrence (Douglas County), KS.
A rather unique view of downtown Pittsburgh, reflected in some still water from straight on.
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Was born in Dallas, Texas and spent the first 12 years of my life in the "Big D".
I still recall my early years there in Dallas, but nothing holds a candle to the subsequent years living adjacent the Ocean in Key Largo, Florida (our backyard ended with the Bay)...not even living in the Texas Hill Country after that. There's something about living close to the Ocean/Sea that causes one to reflect about one's place here on Earth.
Picture of a child as he walks along the shore, perhaps reflecting upon the fact that it's good to be at the beach...
Balboa Beach, California.
Unedited shot of the Damrak, reflected in a puddle in Amsterdam, taken with my Panasonic DMC-FZ8. No editing, no magic tricks, no Photoshop :)
I shot a wicked video in the same puddle :)
Yesterday I went to the city to take some puddle pictures and wicked videos, it was an almost perfect day with lots of sunshine, pretty girls, good coffee and to top it off, a big demonstration on the Dam square of supporters of the right for abortion against a bunch of 'Jesus loves you'-signs holding religious nut cases, divided by a strong police force, proving that Democracy is not dead, it just smells a bit funny :)
Have a relaxed Sunday :))
Idwal, UK.
shooting at sunrise, the sun hadn't yet reached the lake, catching just the tops of the hills the reflected colours made for a stunning wake-up call!
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