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I'm starting to age. I don't like it. Taken Boxing Day 2007. Why reflections? Perhaps I'm contemplaiting a wrong decision or two! There have been many!! I am however in a favourite place. Its was however a dark, damp and dreary day - A time to reflect.
This is one of the windows of the house, my family and I lived in when we went to Styria in our holidays! I was really amazed of the brilliant reflection in the window and so I tried to take a nice shot, but the reflection always became doubly! Hope you like it anyway!!!;)
Reflection of the 'Court House' rock formations at Arches National Park, given an antique copper tone.
Reflection on a Alfi Coffee pot.
Not being able to take so many new pics, allows me to have a look in the archives. :-)
This is my most favorite residential area in Singapore, Tanjong Rhu. It is a very dreamy, peaceful area. You won't find it like other areas in Singapore. A lot of expats living here, especially those westerners.
From Wikipedia:
Tanjong Rhu is a residential neighbourhood in Kallang in the south-eastern part of Singapore.
This area was formerly known as Sandy Point. The Malay name comes from the casuarina trees, referred to in Malay as pokok rhu, where ru is the casuarina littoria, that grew along the beach. It is known as sha tsui in Cantonese, which means "sand spit".
Tanjong Rhu has been associated with ship building and repairing from the early days. Captain Flint, a harbour master, started a boat building and repair company here in 1822. A Mr Tivendale had his shipyard here in the 1860s.
As late as the 1980s and the early 1990s, the Tanjong Rhu area was an industrial area with shipyards. The water surrounding Tanjong Rhu was polluted with industrial and domestic waste, creating an extremely unpleasant environment. A massive relocation exercise was then undertaken by the Singapore Government to transform Tanjong Rhu into a high-end residential area. Reclamation of land along the Tanjong Rhu coast began as early as 1992. Private developers then started the new residential developments in Tanjong Rhu. Today, the shipyards have since been relocated elsewhere and condominiums have replaced them.
my first trial of panoramic shot
Reflections at Keppel Bay is luxury waterfront residential designed by world-renowed architect Daniel Libeskind. Taken along Keppel Bay, Singapore.
Reflections of some windmills in the sunglasses of my daughter who were so kind to drive me to Kinderdijk and waited patiently for me while I was busy shooting
Reflection. View large on black
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