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For a few days each year, the sunlight from my neighbor's windows (at left) comes through my window (www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/49735387972/in/photost...) before the actual sun clears my other neighbor's roof. This results in a rather artistic pattern of lights and shadows: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/49735062661/in/photost....
Oh yeah, my Border Collie Cody wanted to show-off.
View out the opening for children to overlook the stunning "bee garden" as I call it, at the Montreal Botanical Gardens.
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Rydal Cave can be found on the north side of Loughrigg Fell above Rydal Water and, like Cathedral Cavern, is man made; a consequence of quarrying, again for slate in this case the slate was used for the roofing in the nearby village of Ambleside. Long disused, the cave can be entered by the public.
After 2 days of horrendous rain over the week-end many of the surrounding fields are flooded ....though a miserable time for the farmers ...makes for great reflections !!
So after being run over countless time this car mirror was just like glitter stuck to a piece of black plastic. So I set the camera on the roadside and had a very shallow depth of field to get this result.
Freightliner G&W Orange liveried class 90 no. 90044 leads ex-Greater Anglia liveried classmate no. 90006, 'Roger Ford'/ 'Modern Railway Magazine' north at the Oxford Canal at Shilton atop 4M87 Felixstowe- Trafford Park intermodal on 12th April 2021.
The last time I photographed either 4M87, or at this location was back in October.
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"Your soul needs time for solitude and self-reflection. In order to love, lead, heal and create, you must nourish yourself first." ~Louise Hay~
Lot of water around the UK at the moment - went out for a walk with the good lady and couldn't resist grabbing this snap perfectly caught in the reflections on the standing water.
Life's Reflective Surrealism""
We are human, each of us has fallen in life which is a collective reflection of who we are as a society. But even when one of us falls, we are all deeply rooted (connected) together creating the whole of all humankind so therefore, we never fall alone and not one of us can ever escape the impact of anothers fall. Live - Laugh- Love & Share Joy with those you meet always.... Together we stand tall, divided we shall fall. (Not written with political insinuations- only Human ones)
An overcast evening on a beach outside Port Macquarie over Christmas.
Looks best on black.
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Stokksnes. Iceland. South Coast. It's an amazing sight to behold when this water is reflecting in Iceland. via 500px bit.ly/2SfNsVe