I like reflection on rounded surfaces - like carnival mirrors.

The Florence Creek, flowing down from the Buley Rockholes towards the Florence Falls. Many small picnic sites are set up along the calm sections of the creek.

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I just love reflections.

Photos taken and owned by Brian Archibald August 2017 all rights reserved

Reflection in a fuel tank at Truckfest South West & Wales 2016.

The picture was taken on 2 July 2016.

There is something more beautiful than a beautiful thing and that is a beautiful thing which has a beautiful reflection on the water. – Mehmet Murat Ildan

reflections in the Rodin sculpture garden

As it says, but actually a combination of two pix ... the exhibition runs to April, I think.

Just because we can.

Reflection in Goose Creek taken in Big Hill Park, Beloit, WI, USA

Reflection of autumn tree.

reflections in the pond at Grundy Provincial Park

Reflection in the ayxiliary ball and a corner ball of the cube in a dodecahedron.

Reflection in a steel hip flask.

Reflections

Reflections of a father and daughter in a puddle

if there were two emo sissys in the world..

Reflection of me

Wakehurst Place Seed Bank

Looking at shadow patterns and reflections on the Ara Pacis by Richard Meier.

reflections of tree in water

Vietnam, Hanoi

Canon Powershot G9

nov 08

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A reflection from inside my car

soft pastels on paper

Created during the Art Therapy Foundation Course, referring to my learning, reflection and journey

evening reflection on the river

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Reflections Tongariro Track

Friday Night Meet at UNCC, Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, NC. Steeple Chase

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Tomorrowland embodies the Space Age and the optimistic advancement of humanity, promising the day when we will touch the stars.

The "Googie" architecture — a space age look that was enormously popular during the 1950s — first appeared in Tomorrowland in 1959.

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