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Reflections of buildings in the lake of Xujiahui Park (徐家汇公园), looking east. Here's looking west.
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This shot has been in my mind for such a long time, I just needed the correct conditions,
The Old Bridge at Atcham over the River Severn in some great light, with near normal water levels and some exceptional reflections.
The building is on Lafayette St in Manhattan,I believe.I saw it online once, but I can't remember what type of business is there.Anyway,the reflections on the facade are what got my attention here.
I said earlier we'd zoom in and out on the bridge and the figures Daniel Herbert carved on it. It is a wonderful work of art, first and foremost. But in that art is explosive political comment on the social injustices of the time. That is what most of our attention has been in the previous three photographs I've uploaded today.
But for now, lets enjoy the Ross Bridge in all its glory as reflected in the Macquarie River.
Reflections in the Singelgracht (canal) of The Kingdom of Holland. This was taken in Amsterdam, Netherlands. #Amsterdam #TheKingdomOfHolland #Netherlands #SingelgrachtCanal
This is Newport. Just 12km down the road from me. I nipped down the other morning for a few photos and I was delighted the water was so still. This is an inlet where the black oak river meets the Atlantic so between the tide and the river, still water is a rarely. I got a whole bunch of photos with reflections this being one of my favorites.. Of course the drone was super handy here to get out amongst the boats, just a couple of meters above the water.
The second morning light on Sand lake wasn't as colorful as the first but was still worth losing some sleep over.
I was given perfectly still waters which made for some nice reflections.
"I love those who can smile in trouble,
who can gather strength from distress,
and grow brave by reflection."
Quote - Leonardo da Vinci