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reflecting me or is it just the girl within lost in a rain storm?
She is however rather happy dont you think maybe she isn't lost after all just sure of who she is!
Seen in Lyon France Spring 2016
Lyon, a city in France’s Rhône-Alpes region, sits at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers. Its city center reflects 2,000 years of history, with a Roman amphitheater in Fourvière, medieval and Renaissance architecture in Vieux Lyon, and the modern, redeveloped Confluence district on the Presqu'île peninsula between the rivers. Traboules, covered passageways between buildings, connect Vieux Lyon and La Croix-Rousse hill.
Population: 484,344 (2010)
"One can not reflect in streaming water. Only those who know internal peace can give it to others." Lao Tzu
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A couple of experimental shots I took a couple of weeks ago (yesss, I'm lazy at uploading).
I arrived too late to take more photos so I tried playing with the reflections on the water. Nothing exciting - I couldn't find a better point of view - but here they are.
Location: inside the ruins of the church devoted to Santa Maria di Mirteto, near Asciano.
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The garden reflected in the glass in one of the doors of the Imperial Summer residence.
In summer, when the weather reached easily more than 40ºC degrees (104°F), the Imperial Family went up the mountains to the city of Petrópolis to be more comfortable in its charming summer residence...
See LARGE.
Dedicated to Rosemea.
Petrópolis, Imperial City, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Have a beautiful day! :¬)
Any one reflecting upon the thought he has of the delight, which any present or absent thing is apt to produce in him, has the idea we call love.
John Locke
Assiniboine Park Duck Pond
52 Weeks of 2024 - Wildlife - Week 29
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The reflecting pond in the rose garden at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chanhassen, Minnesota.
I have so many images from this area, I may need to make a set dedicated to it! But this will be the last one I post for a while (from this area). Time to move to photos from the rest of my trip. All the lights in this area made for some interesting lens flares.
I'm sitting here in front of my computer tonight after I got home from my last class and turned in my last project. It's something I've done every night for the past 4 years, but tonight it felt so different. I've been excited, for a couple of weeks really, about finally finishing my degree; but tonight at my computer it really sort of hit me that I'd finished a chapter in my life. It was a very long, stressful chapter, full of challenges and accomplishments.
I thought of the hundreds, if not thousands, of hours I'd sat in front of this computer over the past four years, toiling away on projects. I thought of the many many nights that I'd come in here to work while my incredible partner, Thom, cooked dinner for us and cleaned and did the laundry, all so I could do my school work. I thought of the many weekends when I had to stay home and focus on those projects when I'd rather have been out having fun with my partner, and Thom steadfastly supported that work and tried to find something to do to occupy himself. We both have brand new Panasonic Lumix micro 4/3 cameras that we've bought just in the past 6 months, and we've barely even used them because of my school work. I thought about how patient, supporting, and loving he had been over these past two years since he moved here to be with me.
I was very successful in school, and I'm at the top of my class, but I have to give Thom a huge part of the credit for that. He pushed me to be a better designer, and he gave me the time I needed to focus on my work so that I could turn in great pieces instead of just mediocre pieces that would have gotten me by. There's no doubt in my mind that I have the most awesome partner I could have ever imagined and I am so truly thankful to have him in my life.
Now as we forge onward in this new chapter together I am so looking forward to getting out and truly exploring with Thom, and sharing some awesome weekends with him on road trips, camping, hiking, just getting out and being together, which is something he's had to sacrifice for me for the past two years.
Our most important goal now is to get moved to Vermont within the next year. It won't be easy with the job market the way it is, but then again, nothing worth truly having is easy. But even though I have no way of knowing how the situation will play out with our move, or how difficult it might be, having Thom with me to share the next chapter, and all the chapters after that, will make my life richer and happier than I could have hoped for in my wildest dreams.
So, thanks to all my flicker friends who've commented on my photos over the past two years and given me supporting compliments. Thanks to my incredibly awesome partner who has made me happier than I've ever been. Here's to closing out the old chapter and opening up a new one. I have a feeling this one's gonna be a LOT more fun!
Tried here to capture the ghostly images reflected in the watery sidewalk of the trees lit up on 5th Avenue.