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Reflections in the Ulm town hall on Münsterplatz/on the left you can see a little of Ulm Minster. 2015
Spiegelungen im Ulmer Stadthaus am Münsterplatz/links sieht man ein wenig vom Ulmer Münster. 2015
Not really.....reflection of a sunset.....was standing on a corner...watching the sunset mature.....and didn't realize the spectacular colours that were forming on the windows of the house I was standing in front of.......the dark silhouettes in the main window are young maple trees
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Explore September 30, 2008........#328
Autumn Reflections in Alaska - the trees, Chugach Mountains, and dramatic clouds were mirrored on Reflection Lake outside of Palmer, Alaska.
A revisit to old haunts from our time living in the US sees a shot taken one evening at Western Lake, Watercolor, FL.
I couldn't be bothered to lug a camera on hols so used the phone instead. The 5s has been around a bit and doesn't come with the best camera in the world but did a reasonable enough job capturing the tones on this one which, other than the addition of a frame, was pretty well straight off camera.
Despite being literally a stone's throw from the beach in places Western Lake is in fact freshwater, hence the lilies. It's not completely benign though - alligators enjoy the year-round warm water temperatures.
13th May 2018
Explored #178 - 15 February 2014
A revisit of possibly the best sunset I have ever seen. Whilst I have posted photos of this boat previously, none have had this little water around it.
In the stillness of the night, the Casina Vanvitelliana emerges from the waters of Lake Fusaro like an ancient marvel. The warm lights caress its baroque shapes, creating a perfect reflection that duplicates the elegance of the architecture. The bridge, illuminated by a row of lamps, is an invitation to cross the threshold of time, in a place where history and beauty meet under a starry sky. An image that celebrates the magic of historic buildings and their power to enchant even in the dark.
This shows an autumn reflection on the Piscataquis River in Central Maine. (image 34A4168) Please also visit: acadiamagic.com.
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There is a Black Neck Stilt at Wachodahatchee that lost it's nest and it's mate in one day. An alligator suddenly destroyed the nest, destroyed the family and devoured the mate. And so one stands alone. The question we all ask ourselves is, will there be another mate? Will there be a new nest. This is the way of nature, cruel as it is and hard to watch...