This week, Miriam has asked us to showcase reflections
Nightmare Reflections
Autumn reflections
Minuscule reflections
Heron reflection
Window in Budapest reflecting the Fisherman’s Bastion
Reflections near Brick Lane
Linked to Lens-artist’s Photo Challenge at guest host Miriam’s here
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These reflections are so cool, Susan! The autumn and heron reflections are are favorites!
Lovely, really pleased you liked these, Miriam!
You’re welcome, Sue!
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I love the tree reflection on the water. Well done, Sue.
Thank you!
Great choices, Sue! My favorite must be the last one, but love them all.
The Brick Lane one was a mix of things, glad you liked it, and the others!
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Fast off the mark this week, Sue 🙂 🙂 Love the Budapest one.
I have been lazy lately re the blog posts,,so thought I would jump to it!
I like all of these. Great variety!
Great variety over the years!
Good enough for me…
Thank you!
A good challenge for you, Sue. The Heron is great. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
Yes, I had more reflections in my archive than I thought!
Beautiful series, Sue. I love the autumn reflections, and the water droplets are remarkable!
Thanks,Amy! Those water droplets o the magnolia were just stunning!
They are… and the pink magnolia is beautiful!
Yes, I loved that magnolia…I no longer live at that house
I’m insanely jealous of your magnolia droplets Sue, you’ve motivated me to get out and try that. Loved all of your choices this week – as usual 🙂
Thanks, Tina! That magnolia image was taken more than 10years ago, I saw it through the kitchen window and dashed outside…..
Sue, you always has your creative eye open. My favourite has to be the top image with the reflection of the church, even if I don’t like B&W that much.
That top image was taken when I was a student….many years ago! In those days, I used to develop and print my own B&W film
Wow, that makes it even better in my eyes.
Thank you, Vivi! I still have a few negatives from around that time
Wow, I burned all my negatives … when I move into this apartment – had moved them with me all over the world … and never looked at them, so enough was enough. And I don’t regret it. Maybe the ones from my year on the cruiser. With Antarctica.
Oh goodness!
Yes, but I never looked at them for over 30 years …
Well, same for me with some of them…but I can’t bring myself to throw them out!
Love the Autumn reflections Sue … and the magnolia drops are well captured .. I’ve seen some bulbous growth on a few Magnolias round and about here.. will be good to see them in blossom.. up against a blue sky preferably Lol
Definitely need a blue sky! We had a glorious sunny morning first thing, but all too soon it became grey clouds…🙁🙁
These are lovely. I particularly like the last one.
Many thanks, Suzanne! I just noticed it as I was walking past…
Lovely series of reflections, Sue! My favourite is the intricate reflections on the dew drops hanging over the flower petal.
Thank you, Ju-Lyn! That magnolia and dew drops image is a favourite from my archives
Don’t think you’ll need sunglasses in Blighty, Jo!
Excellent! Well done.
Many thanks, John!
Beautiful selection.
Many thanks, Rupali!
Those were outstanding pictures of reflection. The first dark one immediately grabbed me and after that there was no scrolling back. Awesome selection Sue!
Many thanks! Pleased you liked my selection