The most amazing things can be found in puddles. Step off of the curb and into another world.-Malyss commented about the reflection being in black and white. I think It only appears that way because it was a hazy day and the sun was burning through the clouds. (so the grey sky is being reflected along with the silhouettes of the branches)
Happy Easter!
"Weekend Reflections" rules are simple:
1)Post a photograph taken by you that contains a visual refection.
2)After I post my Weekend Reflections photo, add your name, country and link to MckLinky
3)Be sure that your link goes directly to your Weekend Reflections post.
4)Link Weekend Reflections to your post so other will know where to go if they want to join
5)Comment on other Weekend Reflections participant’s blogs.
Feel free to be creative.Remember this meme is for any type of reflection photographs.This meme runs Friday 11 am EST through 11pm Sunday, so feel free to link your post anytime within that time frame. Join the fun!
I love puddle reflections, you never know what you may see.
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
Puddles are so great! I can't step over one anymore without taking a good look. I even noticed a gorgeous reflection while taking my dog for a walk past a house with the sprinklers on...beautiful wet sidewalk...but, I didn't have my camera. I'll not do that again! Your reflection is a jewel!
ReplyDeleteI've always loved puddles...and mirrors, too!
ReplyDeletePardon My French!
Very nice capture of fantastic reflections
ReplyDeleteVery nice reflection, I like it:-)
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you did that, but the fact that the reflection is in black and white, and the frame in color, really gives the feeling of a stolen view into an other world! I like that!
ReplyDeleteWow...that's really vivid reflections, James!
ReplyDeleteHummmm....nice puddle. ;) LOL
ReplyDeleteMine's up.
And through the wardrobe. Lovely image. Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteI find, thanks to YOU that I love puddle reflections even more than I used to!!! This one is spell-binding.
ReplyDeleteNice, the extra elements and surprises that a puddle adds to a reflection.
ReplyDeleteMay you have a moving Good Friday and Holy Saturday and then a joyous Easter.
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
exceptional!
ReplyDeleteit is a whole new world, right there at our feet
What a great reflection in an interesting spot you've captured!
ReplyDeleteI'm new to the McLinky stuff, so I'm afraid I made a mistake, would you please delete number 15, I linked to the wrong place. The correct link is on number 18. So sorry for the confusion!
Very cool reflection!! It really is another world.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you, too! Love this capture...
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting James, and for the nice comment. I thought it funny that we both had done photos of puddles! However, I guess there are a lot of those around this time of year. Yours wonderful the way the sun shows through the branches. It actually looks like it could be either the sun or the moon. Have a great Easter weekend!
ReplyDeleteI don't mind reflections in black and white - indeed, I almost posted one. I enjoyed this one.
ReplyDeleteQuite fascinating, great reflection captured there in the puddle.
ReplyDeleteVery nice reflection my friend. I really like it. You and Vicki have a Happy Easter :) Aloha, TBK
ReplyDeleteThank you, James! For once I'm not posting a droplet reflection;)
ReplyDeleteI love this shot. The "monochromness" just underlines the texture.
That is a great reflection picture James.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter
Amazing reflections James. Brilliant !
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this one. The subtle color and tonal range really make it for me. Good Eye!
ReplyDeleteIt does look like you will drop right into another world.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely! And so funny--great minds do think alike--I just took a wonderful reflection of trees out in the fishpond, then another from a sudden puddle. We're having thunderstorms, wind, hail, sunshine and just anything you can think weatherwise just now. Makes for some fascinating photography!
ReplyDeleteNice result and a very good idea. Anyway we have lots of puddles here, so next time I'll think about it too, lol !
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter !
I totally agree with you, I love puddle shots too.
ReplyDeleteThis is another lovely nature scene in the puddle.
Sometimes, if the water in the puddle is dirty, the colors are not so sharp either.
Step off the curb but don't get wet James. Trees make some of the neatest reflections. This is a nice shot. Like the detail in the branches. Are we having fun or what!
ReplyDeleteWonderful puddle with a fascinating reflection!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful puddle! I always enjoy your photos, and visiting all of your friends!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, Mr. Linkly and I are at odds with each other. Sorry!
Before I read your commentary, my first thought was precisely that — you find the most amazing scenery in puddles! I first need to get over my feeling that puddles are ick.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a dreamy photo, and I love your "Step off the curb and into another world." Perfect.
Happy Easter, James!
What a wonderful mean to measure time and space.
ReplyDeleteIt would be amazing to see the trees in a few months, wearing green. Please have a nice start into the weekend and a wonderful Easter celebration as well.
Yup ... puddle reflections are some of my favorites! Lovely capture.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
That shot is really cool James. I took a shot just like this on our property yesterday, but it wasn't in the water.
ReplyDeleteB.
Fun reflections here! May you have a Blessed Easter too,
ReplyDeleteRegina-
It is so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
The reflection is so clear! Very nice capture. Happy Easter James.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome!
ReplyDeleteA blessed Easter to you and to your family.
I love puddle art - this one is great!
ReplyDeleteJames, your splendid reflection photo shows that puddles are good for more than just stomping ones feet in.
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you and Vicki this Easter holiday.
what a great photo...
ReplyDeletethat is what is so cool about this meme, you start to look at things so differently as you hunt for reflections!
ReplyDeleteNice shot James.
Happy Easter to you too.
A great puddle reflection, on an overcast day. Love puddles and their reflections.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, another world!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful entry in your Weekend Reflections meme!
Easter blessings to you and your family, James.
I tend to ignore puddles if not to avoid them. My mistake.
ReplyDeleteLooking is delightful - maybe better than stepping on this cold, wet day. Very nice photo.
ReplyDeleteYou've done it again, James, pulled out another great reflected image from an oft overlooked source. Well done!
ReplyDeleteSo true - if you take the time look, reflections in puddles are truly different and often fascinating too!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely one!
thanks for the opportunity to share!
Gena @ thinking Aloud
ps. happy easter
This is a really nice shot James. I love the way the water looks almost like mercury where it is spreading onto the concrete walk. And the reflection is incredibly clear. Great catch! Hope you have a wonderful Easter. Kathy
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how real the image looks. Nice shot James.
ReplyDeleteAnother great reflection, James! Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteFun image for the reflection theme, very artsy.
ReplyDeleteA true reflection of the day! B&W images are sometimes more appealing than color.
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDelete