Look at the stars on the flag and you will see that the sun reflecting on the water below has multiplied them. I took this photo from The Lumberville-Raven Rock Bridge. It's a foot bridge over the Delaware river that connects Lumberville Pennsylvania to Bull's Island which is in New Jersey. So I'm not sure what state I was in when I took the picture, (New Jersey is on the left and Pennsylvania on the right.) However I did know which way the wind was blowing. :)
"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
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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!
Awesome shot!
ReplyDeleteFantastic image!
ReplyDeleteSorry I don't have a reflection shot this week :(
Hope your weekend is delightful.
☼ Sunny
Twinkling and tiny little sparkles! Nice perspective and dof!
ReplyDeleteOh I love the twinkling stars!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great picture. Love the flag and also the reflections in the water.
ReplyDeleteTerrific capture as always, James! Love the flag and the water! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Bonjour dear James,
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea and stunning capture.I love your explanation about this so curious and delicate reflection, it's magnificent! I wonder where were you in this moment of the picture, your idea is so creative...well, it's normal for an artist like you! :)
Brilliant, and I also love the strong green reflected in the water!
Hugs and a blessed weekend dear friend!
Léia
Twinkle twinkle little star...Amazing stars!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, great reflection shot,James.
Have a great weekend.
You've managed to capture a small galaxy of stardust sprinkled right here on earth! What could be better than that? Love the red and white stripes receding into the background. This is the most unique flag photo I've ever seen. What a great way to kick off the weekend.
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection! Interesting how clearly the sup "spots" reflect through the flag.
ReplyDeleteVery magical looking James!
ReplyDeleteglory indeed!!
ReplyDeletethis is so beautiful
I can feel the wind
and the sparkles are lovely
and the green on either side is a bonus
have a glorious weekend :)
Wonderful picture , very creative and strong!
ReplyDeleteThis photo commands respect and attention! What a beauty...and the sparkly star reflections are the icing on the cake!
ReplyDeleteAmazing, James! What a capture!
ReplyDeleteWow, so unusual!
ReplyDeleteThe photo is beautiful and special and gives a good feeling too.
BTW, I remember in school in Chicago we were asked to "help" design a new flag that would have 50 instead of 48 stars.
Fabulous shot! I was expecting a rather sombre comment when I first saw the flag.
ReplyDeleteHave you found another state: New Sylvania? Wouldn't be bad to have new woodland. Anyway, very clever shot. I like the little stars dancing up from the water.
ReplyDeleteLol @ Michael!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing James.
Wow how cool to not know what state you took a picture in LOL. I don't have that problem over there ROFLMAO!!! As you say at least you knew what way the wind was blowing LOL. It's gorgeous my friend. You out did yourself with this one. Have a great Friday :)
ReplyDeleteIt's not everyday that one has the opportunity to take such a picture of the Flag!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful and artful capture. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome shot! Also happens to be where I'm about to take a dip in the river with my dogs....Jersey side! My son fishes the section for smallmouth alot to. we only live a few minutes away from the river and that is one of te nicest spots. Luckily it it just below the "wing dam" because otherwise you would of had a gazillion tubers, rafters & kayaks in the picture!
ReplyDeleteA very nice angle James. The flag pulls me into the photo...
ReplyDeleteThose are the colonies on the moon.
ReplyDeleteThe Fred Effect
Beautiful. What a fantastic reflection.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great image James! Just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGreat catch!
ReplyDeleteOkay, we have it down that you "know which way the wind is blowing" -- too funny!
ReplyDeleteNow, that is a spectacular shot and the twinkling stars just blow me away!
Yes, JAMES.
ReplyDeleteAs for the reflection, stars seem to totally shine. . .
And it gives the Star-Spangled Banner brightness.
It is really mysterious power.
ruma
That's a unique photo of the flag, James!
ReplyDeleteGreat perspective and capture.
ReplyDeleteBonsoir James, c'est une merveilleuse photo, un bel effet le drapeau qui flotte au-dessus de l'eau. Very beautiful !
ReplyDeleteBon week-end
Superb reflectons!
ReplyDeleteAn incredible photo! The reflecting stars actually seem to be glittering! And love the flag perspective! It looks like a comforting, security blanket from this angle!
ReplyDeleteA great reflection of water droplets on the flag which makes them look like jewels shining under the sun's very rays!
ReplyDeleteA piece of Americana...
ReplyDeleteA very peaceful scene - and twinkling of many stars, gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIt´s amazing!
ReplyDeleteBest regards from Argentina
Elisa
What a cool shot! At first I thought the flag was UNDER the water! I love the flag waving in the wind!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason, it didn't leave a link on my last comment. Normally, the NJ/PA border is down the middle of the river, but for some strange reason, in this area, the river mostly resides in PA. Go figure.
ReplyDeleteThis is so very cool but you knew that already.
ReplyDeletelove all those extra twinkling stars!!
ReplyDeleteOnce again from me, James, a bit thankyou for hosting. This is a very active meme, with much cross visiting. Good fun for the weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe breeze was sure blowing your flag - out nearly horizontal!!
I really like this one James.
ReplyDeleteThat's an amazing shot!
ReplyDeletethe sparkle is amazingly captured... it brings magic to the stars on the flag...
ReplyDeleteExcellent ! What was it Bob Dylan said about not needing a weatherman to know which way the wind blows ?
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend James !
The photo is absolutely stunning. The Delaware River looks endless and so beautiful! I love our flag and you have captured it so well.
ReplyDeleteStrange effect !
ReplyDeletelove the effect and the shot is stunning and patriotic.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot of the star spangled banner! The sparkling river adds to the beauty :D
ReplyDeletethat's an incredible shot. love all those extra stars. have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteOH MY!!! That is gorgeous James! Really a fantastic capture!
ReplyDeleteKK
Truly unique! I love the added stars.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot !
ReplyDeleteJames your photo is fantastic! You've really captured a beautiful energy in this photo.
ReplyDeletesorry I am late to join this week, I wasn't able to get connected where I was staying for a few days.
Have a great rest of your weekend.
The shimmery light on the flag is just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThat is super cool! Starstudded and shimmery. Wow on spotting the excellent photo opp.
ReplyDeletemagnifique, cela fait des etoiles sur le drapeau americain
ReplyDeleteThis just boggles my mind
ReplyDeleteWow, this is an amazing photo James!
ReplyDeleteHi James
ReplyDeletequesta è una foto veramente bella che fà pensare !!!
Bello scatto !
Buona giornata :-))
S E E The Painter In You
ReplyDeleteL O V I N ' Your POV
Me Heart :)
This is such a magical shot... Wonderful ; I just love those stars poppnig between the flag ones...
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful reflection. And very patriotic too!
ReplyDeleteThis is an absolutely fabulous photo. What an eye...and the ability to capture it effectively.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Hope you are well, James.
An absolutely fabulous photo. Good eye and talent effectively capture it. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHope you are doing well, James.
Amazing shot!
ReplyDeleteAnna :)