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Monorail Coral glides towards the Epcot Monorail Station on arrival from the Ticket and Transportation Center. The reflections are in the water outside The Land pavilion, and Spaceship Earth sits in the background.
Yesterday Kay and I went on a ramble and it felt so good to hit the road for
whatever life would bring us on this day. First stop was a u-turn back to check
out some rusty pipes....we love rust! To check out Kay's photo of a rusty me
click here www.flickr.com/photos/1stlady/6832262247
Our Daily Topic=water
Stay tuned for more of what we found:)
Windows are always interesting to photograph because there is generally more than one view that comprises the image. Here, I am looking through the side window of SCAX 646 at the buildings on Walnut Street, while the reflection of myself and the facade of the structures on Santa Fe Street (behind me) blend into the overall view.
BNSF San Bernardino Subdivision at the Fullerton Train Station - M.P. 165
Fullerton, California.
(May 6, 2011)
The photovoltaic wall with reflection / rainwater harvesting pond of the OpTIC Technium building at St Asaph in North Wales.
More information about this building can be found here - www.designbuild-network.com/projects/optic-tech/
Lincoln to Nottingham – a Midland railway
Reflection in the window of a Class 222 Meridian unit on P7 at Nottingham Midland station.
I spent two years as a commuter on the Lincoln – Nottingham line. The railway opened in 1846 and was the first line into Lincoln, running into St Mark’s station.
Although the modern railway seems somewhat soulless, I have tried to capture some pleasing moments from my many months of commuting.
You can see a random selection of my railway photos here on Flickriver: www.flickriver.com/photos/themightyhood/random/
Rainy nights are great for puddles in the morning. SaskPower along with the Hotel Saskatchewan and Blessed Sacrament Church are reflected in a puddle. I turned the composition on its head; you'd never see this persepctive in a puddle.