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Gente wave movements in the green turquoise coastal waters of the Southeast Indonesian island of Papua combined with cloud and flora reflections plus algae offer a look at the beauty of these waters.
A winters view of reflections in the River Seven at Sinnington in North Yorkshire, England. Without leaves on the trees the reflections are more open to see.
Sinnington is a village and civil parish in the Ryedale district of the county of North Yorkshire, England. It is located on the southern boundary of the North York Moors National Park (Wiki)
Autumn reflection on a pond at the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge in the Bitterroot Valley in western Montana.
After climbing Mt Owen, the highest peak in Kahurangi National Park, New Zealand, we camped by the tarns between Granity Pass Hut and the summit. We had a little bit of rain and then it fined up to a beautiful afternoon with some interesting cloud formations - so many photos were taken :)
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I was standing on brick ground shooting down through the window, at the cat that was sitting on the floor, inside a shop in downtown Grand Rapids. Hence, the reflection is the ground I was standing on. This was taken several years ago.
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This building is one of the few remaining examples of domestic Norman architecture in England.
Constructed in about 1160, these rooms provided elegant and comfortable living quarters for the lord of Christchurch. As a high status building, it was made of stone rather than timber which has ensured its preservation until today. The tall circular Norman chimney is a particularly rare survival. The building later became the home of the lord's constable or bailiff.
..."on reflection now it's just an experience
Soon the pain will have ended
together never intended
as I come and go I'll try to remember you
Look back it's not your game,
together just in name"...
On Reflection
- Gentle Giant
This imposing mansion sits in 1400 acres of deer park, with views across Manchester & the Cheshire plains. The estate was owed by the Legh family for over six hundred years, originally built as a hunting lodge, it was transformed by Thomas Legh during the regency period heyday. The lavish interiors reflecting the great days in British estate life. This photograph was taken over the Reflection Lake, a classic shot for Lyme Park
During the winter when the rain comes, the grassy plains flood to create small puddles. This one was just big enough to cast a clear reflection of our heritage oak tree.