Hello everyone and welcome to Weekend Reflections! Sorry I haven't had much time for blogging lately but I've been very busy and my back has been acting up. At the moment this bridge is one of my favorite subjects to photograph. I guess it's obvious by the amount of times that it's appeared on my blog. Have a great weekend!"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 was thinking that looked familiar. Say - is that the covered bridge? Hope your back problems get solved soon, I have problems with mine all the time, just a bummer when it flares up!
ReplyDeleteFeel better soon!
I love the bridge and it's wonderful reflection! What a terrific capture, James! The water is so still! Hope you have a great weekend! Enjoy!
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Oh DUH!!! Yep covered bridge...just read the title. Yeah, not going to be a stellar day for me mentally I guess.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot James!
ReplyDeleteSuch a picture perfect reflection.
Hope your back is better soon.
(Round The Bend)
It is a lovely subject.
ReplyDeleteHope your back pain eases soon.
I can see why this is one of your favorite subjects, it's a beautiful picture. The water is like glass...perfect reflection.
ReplyDeleteHope your back feels better soon.
☼ Sunny
Hello James,
ReplyDeleteI remember this bridge, it's wonderful, and I like a lot this view and so AMAZING reflections, well done dear friend!
Happy weekend
God bless you
Léia
It's always good to see the bridge. I like it in b&w!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautyful picture! the B&W adds a lot of nostalgy to the place, and the reflection is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteTake care of your back, take some rest ! As we say in France: "Levez le pied"! and you'll be better soon!
This is so serene... tranquil capture... happy weekend...
ReplyDeletewow I know that mommy would love to visit this place and take lots of pictures from this beautiful bridge!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work here, conCATulations!
purrs and love
from LUNA - WE LOVE LUNA
We can never see that covered bridge too many times. We have nothing like that here in Israel, so I enjoy seeing yours.
ReplyDeleteToday I continue your stained glass tradition of last week.
Be well, James. Shalom
I never tire of the bridge
ReplyDeleteand the reflection is cool in this hue
feel better
Such beautiful bridge. And perfect reflections.
ReplyDeleteGet well soon James.
Have a wonderful weekend.
where is this bridge at? I love covered bridges, as I have posted a few here in Michigan a few times also. hope the back is better soon, coming from someone that has had two back surgeries!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm envious James. This is another fine shot of a marvelous subject. I'm envious because I don't know of any covered bridges in this part (or any part for that matter) of South Jersey.
ReplyDeleteI think one gorgeous bridge like this could offer so many photo opp possibilities...think of all the perspectives there! How fun that would be! It looks like it is actually accessible to explore with a camera! Love it in black and white and what crystal clear reflections you captured.
ReplyDeleteI hope your back gives you some relief VERY soon!
Since I love covered bridges you can't show enough of their photos for me. This one is spectacular in monochrome. Hope your back problems clear up very soon.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you love this covered bridge so much. It's so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAnd now it's spectacular in monochrome!
And it's certainly worth more than one view! Love it in b&w. Hope your back is better soon.
ReplyDeleteI love this retro snap! Mine's a little metaphorical today...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Black and White! Hope you feel better soon...
ReplyDeleteI love this black and white photo- the bridge is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhy seek further afield when you have such a lovely subject near at hand?
ReplyDeleteI hope your back feels better soon! Love the bridge, it reflects well.
ReplyDeleteI'm not tired of it yet! Keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeleteWonderful covered bridge and the reflection is awesome. I only joined Weekend Reflections recently so I think it is new for me James.
ReplyDeleteCovered bridges are rare here so it's a pleasure to see yours. :)
ReplyDeleteLove that bridge with perfect reflection.
ReplyDeleteYour meme is something that make me pause to ponder by. Even photos have beautiful stories to tell without us even saying a thing.
A physical reflection may not be necessary or one that we can look down, up and scrutinize the surrounding of the subject shadowing in the space in between but by looking at the picture alone for what it tells makes us reflect upon life for what it's worth.
Get well soon. I had the same problem in the last three months or so. I feel better now in that department. The sign of times (of getting old). haha
This photo is stunning! I do hope you are feeling much better. I too suffer from back problems so I sympathize with you!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Wish you a great weekend!
ReplyDeletei love covered bridges. your image works so well in black and white. have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI, for one, will not tire of your photos of this bridge. It's lovely and your photos are always so different! This one is a perfect reflection and your use of sepia is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteJust got back home yesterday and this is the first time I'm doing the rounds in three weeks. Hope your back gives you some respite soon.
Always a great subject. This photo of it is a new classic.
ReplyDeleteTake good care of you back this wkend.
Simply beautiful. I hope you could ease your pain lying down on the planks and take pictures of the inside bridge ceiling... :)
ReplyDeleteYes, it does look familiar, and still a great choice!
ReplyDeleteB.
Its a wonderful old covered bridge, James. I am not familiar with this one but its easy to see why your are so intrigued with it.
ReplyDeleteI hope your 'pain in back' goes away soon. Be well, be happy :)
I love that bridge!
ReplyDeleteI never tired of looking at covered bridges like this one ... it's something you just don't see here in Southern California. The weather in your photo DOES seem familiar ;-)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Love the sepia-like tones of the bridge. The reflections are just mirror effects.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get a good rest for your back pain. Feel better!
Great shot James.
ReplyDeleteYou always do this bridge justice.
I hope your back gets better real soon!
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ReplyDeleteI can see why you like this bridge. The scenery and reflections here are great. Regarding you back, do get well soon.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't look very user friendly, lol !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I love it in sepia. It almost brings you right back.
ReplyDeleteHi James,
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping your back will quickly calm down and let you get back to your wanderings.
That covered bridge is a beauty, and like any work of art, it may be viewed again and again, in different light, weather, seasons, moods... just think of the series that Monet did of Rouen Cathedral, for example, or of something simple like haystacks... transforming them into timeless memories. So you are hereby granted permission to publish as many variations on the covered bridge theme as you deem worthy of our attention... and as you can see, there are quite a few of us who keep coming back for more, so you are clearly onto something...
:-)
Keep it up...
What a beautiful photo! You captured it elegantly!
ReplyDeleteI`m sorry for the double posting. The first link was incorrect.
ReplyDeleteThe bridge looks amazing!
Have a great weekend.
Perfect reflection on such a calm day.
ReplyDeleteSorry about your back - ouch! I know how you feel.
Perfect, James!
ReplyDeleteToo bad about your back - hope you can get some good physical therapy for it. Do enjoy your meme with such a variety of photos to look at!
ReplyDeleteHey James,
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about your back. Hope you get back to normal soon. Photography can put one in such awkward positions!
I never get tired of shooting the mountain out my window in different seasons and light, so I can understand your re-visiting your favorite subjects. I think it's the only way you can really learn about photography. There is always something new and wonderful to discover for the artist and the viewer.
And I for one love your covered bridge series, the changes in the light and surrounding landscape. So keep them coming!
And it is a nice subject. It is stunning photo. Hope you can relax and rest. Anna :)
ReplyDeleteIt still looks as nice as ever!
ReplyDeleteJames, that bridge is worth seeing as many times as you want to post it! Get better soon. Thank you as always for doing this lovely meme, especially when you're feeling yukky.
ReplyDeleteHI James
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice photo, love the reflection. Great in mono too.
Happy weekend, Ev
so tranquil shot
ReplyDeletehope you feel better soon.
I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteI can see why you like that bridge. I'd love to see it in person.
James, «Louis» linked this.
ReplyDeletei love this photo. reminds me of classic black and white movies.:p
ReplyDeleteJames what a lovely bridge to have on your doorstep that you can photograph through all the seasons of the year. I'm new to this meme and looking forward to the challenge of finding reflections to photograph. My submission is on my Centre of Interest photoblog.
ReplyDeleteI hope your back improves soon - suffered from that myself in the past and know how debilitating it can be.
Good to be here :) Rosie
The bridge has many faces and facets. Today's accentuates the wood and feels calm. I hope you're feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteMolto particolare questa foto in bianco e nero :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bridge James. I hope you are feeling better soon. Sending many get well wishes!
ReplyDeleteYes. The works of this bridge are impressive.
ReplyDeleteI was able to come across your blog thereby.
I love this bridge very much.
And I hope you're feeling better soon...
ruma
lovely shot....
ReplyDeleteI literally gasped as your beautiful photograph of the covered bridge scrolled across my screen.
ReplyDeleteThis truly truly fills my eyes.