Friday, June 11, 2010

Almost A Reflection ... Weekend Reflections


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15 comments:

  1. Really interesting reflection! Always amazes me where we can find them once we start looking!

    Sylvia

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  2. I love old windows,and your picture is very impressive!
    Happy weekend,
    Léia - BONJOUR LUXEMBOURG and little Luna - our kitty from WE LOVE LUNA

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  3. I see some reflections peaking through that dingy glass! And, they indicate the surrounding area is lush with trees! Nice capture!

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  4. Even though they look weathered and worn they struggle to reflect what they are able to. Its all any of us can do...

    be Well, be Happy ;) Clytie

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  5. I love the textures of this picture...

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  6. To me this is art and I would love this picture hanging on my wall :)
    ☼ Sunny

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  7. A fascinating, subtle reflection on this weathered structure!

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  8. i think they are whispering something.

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  9. I love the textures in this... i find myself wondering about the stories they could tell....

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  10. Where do you walk, honey? I'm so curious about it because of the variety of your photos--it's impressive.

    Yes, today is glorious right here. The sun's out, I'm cleaning a bit in the apartment while the World Cup is on TV. I know I should have the Rose Festival Parade on instead, but I can't stop to watch, so I'll just listen.

    Thanks for your visit.

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  11. I like old building, old windows, old.... I like this a lot. :)

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  12. Interesting and I got reflection over an old builing:-)

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  13. Almost a reflection
    Not quite a reflection
    A moss covered reflection
    A muted reflection
    A masked reflection

    Guess you'll have to go back with some window cleaner and squeegees and see if you can't freshen that place, and the reflections up a little bit. Will be curious to see the "after" version
    ;-)

    Is this the abandoned mega-church we've heard about ?

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  14. oh i love this one too...it looks like a well done watercolour painting!
    actually it would make for an interesting subject to paint!

    ciao bella
    creative carmelina

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  15. There is a feeling of nostalgia--a sense of loss of the past superimposed upon the present. One would wonder who's face would be reflected there.

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Art? or Just Trash?