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We learn from reflecting on experience
week # 1 - 52 in 2017 reflection
sometimes I try to learn new skills with Danbo. He is very patient
My camera and me - What kind of me do I want to present?
Being far from my normal elements of wild nature it was a great challenge
Minto Brown Park in Salem, OR. Normally there would be very little water visible in this view. Due to a flood most of the park is under water.
Cormorants and turtles sun themselves on a fallen tree on a pond in the Sea Pine Forest Preserve on Hilton Head Island.
Bricks, Reflection. San Francisco, California. May 29, 2015. © Copyright 2015 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Bricks and water reflecting urban sky.
Walking up Market Street in San Francisco I was watching out for anything that could be photographically interesting — architecture, people, vehicles, light — when I looked down and saw this little vignette of... not much at all really. Perhaps someone had been cleaning the street earlier, and now a puddle of water covered some sidewalk bricks and flowed over the gaps between others.
I stopped, more or less in the middle of the sidewalk, likely forcing a few people to take a path around me or perhaps just wonder what I was photographing with my camera pointed straight down. What I saw was, first, the water itself. Then I saw the narrow vertical band of lighter tones, where there was a break between reflected buildings. I only paused for a moment to make a couple of exposures, and then I continued on.
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Now photos around the China pavilion aren't very rare but its not something i have done that much of.
This is an obvious shot to take but its not one i have done before so hope everyone likes it!
Also let me just say a big thank you to everyone who has helped me get my first ever explore's in the past 2 weeks!
Now on my 2nd one thanks to yesterdays photo!
Means a lot to me :)
Comments & Favourites Appreciated.
Thanks & Enjoy,
Steven
Not photoshop, just a window. ;-) Taken while waiting for Thai takeaways to be cooked.
Edit: The woman in the background is also my daughter and has long since thought her Dad a bit odd;-)
Die “Celebrity Reflection” ist der 5. und letzte Neubau der Solstice-Class auf der Meyer Werft für “Celebrity Cruises” Die Celebrity Reflection hat 4 nahezu baugleiche Schwesterschiffe: “Celebrity Silhouette“, “Celebrity Equinox“, “Celebrity Eclipse” und “Celebrity Solstice“.
Die “Celebrity Reflection” wird als einziges Solstice-Class Schiff 16 Decks haben, während die Eclipse, Equinox, Solstice und Silhouette nur 15 Decks haben. Das neue Deck wird eine reines Kabinen-Deck sein und mit weiteren 72 Kabinen unter anderem 34 AquaClass-Suiten ausgestattet sein. Auch hat die Celebrity Reflection mehr Sitzplätze im Hauptrestaurant, aber auch in den Spezialitäten Restaurants wie dem “Blu“, dem “Tuscan Grille” und dem “Qsine“.
Das Pooldeck auf der Celebrity Reflection ist ebenso größer wie das der Schwesterschiffe der Solstice-Class, im Theater der Reflection finden zudem auch mehr Personen platz.
Wie auch auf der Celebrity Silhouette befindet sich auf Deck 15 im Lawn Club, keine Glasbläserei mehr sondern der “Lawn Club Grill“. Des weiteren sind auch auf der Reflection die Alcoves auf dem 15. Deck aufgestellt zum windgeschützten entspannen.
Durch die Vergrößerung mit dem neuen Deck erreich die Celebrity Reflection eine Bruttoraumzahl von 126.000 BRZ und kann 3030 Passagiere befördern. Die Länge (315 Meter) und die Breite bleiben identisch zu den Schwesterschiffen, lediglich der Tiefgang nimmt um 20 Zentimeter auf 8,2 Meter zu.
Quelle:http://www.schiffe-und-kreuzfahrten.de
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Reflections at Keppel Bay
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Reflections at Keppel Bay in Singapore will be a 99 year leasehold luxury waterfront residential complex on approx. 84,0000 m² of land with 750m of shoreline and will be completed by 2013. The complex will have 1129 units.
The complex was designed by Daniel Libeskind, who also created the masterplan for the World Trade Center Memorial.
The six glass towers will afford panorama views of Mount Faber and Sentosa.
Reflection of a tile-roofed shed and trees in the lake. Lake Cliff Park, Dallas, Texas. 6 December 2024