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We ourselves have images that reflect upon reflections in our calmness and serenity ... and most importantly the joy of life. [Location: Kg Toboh, Tambunan Sabah]
Sometimes you just have to remove yourself from all the noise and reflect where your life is going before you continue walking.
Brooklyn Heights, Jan 2011
This section doesn't have the reflective material behind it since it's the installation room but is reflecting MoMA's business across the way all the same.
Reflections really are the vernacular of Midtown.
chashama @ Donnell LIbrary Raylene Gorum takes over 32 5ft x 8ft windows and one room
"Constructing a Midtown Forest"
up through May 31, 2011
This was a very interesting shot using the reflecting pool in front of the Mormon temple in Salt Lake. I love how the color was vivid and the reflections crisp...
Better viewed original size....I think this is the Bank of America building...please correct me if I'm wrong! I was just a tourist!
Playing catch up again after fixing my comp for the last few days!
Today we had a good day.
I decided to bring my flickr friends on a small trip around Paris. I wanted to show them the Eiffel tower...
when we finally arrived on the pont Mirabeau it was already late.
I had but few minutes to spend with my friends.
Nailbender decided to reflect on the hurry of french. Never on time but always in a hurry.
This is part of a game
The reflecting pond on the way to Milford sound. On a clear day one can see much of the mountain range reflected in the pond.
Sunset reflected on the Sage at Gatshead. The compressed perspective of this telephoto shot gives the impression that it's some great leviathan bearing down on the Baltic
Waiting for a bus before our best day of boarding. It was such a rarity to see the sun. Also, you can't imagine how much it hurt to take gloves off to take photos! We're talking minus 10-15 degrees C.
Male mallard walking and reflecting on the thin layer of ice.
Recent very cold weather created a thin layer of ice on parts of the park lake. Had to grab a few quick photos. Temps to warm the next several days so most of it will slowly begin to melt.
I wanted to reflect the detailed flames on the car into the scenery.
This was my first experience with photographing cars! I looked up on Flickr how others were using angles and then went out and tried to see what I could create. It was interesting!
18th Annual Run to Copper Country Car Show. Sponsored by The Copper Country Cruizers. Silver City, New Mexico
The last chance to see the power station before it's changed for ever. If you want to see more inside photo's have a look here at the photo's I took in 2006. www.flickr.com/photos/24329363@N00/with/2677758592
Day 11:
We can see ourselves reflected in the faces and the names of those that have gone before us, and paid the ultimate price.
Today, I am grateful for our nation, and all of the many people that have fought, and even died, to protect all of the things our nation stands for. Thank you for your service!
(I am also grateful that I am spending the day with the folks in this photo! We went to D.C. last year and spent a lot of time at monuments honoring the men and women that founded this nation, and fought to protect it. We've ALL come a long way, and grown up a lot, in the last year year and half - grateful for that too! )