This is one of the large windows at the entrance to the Philadelphia Museum of Art. I looked up and saw a wonderful reflection of some of the pillars, the blue sky and the large red banners that spelled out "RENOIR" You can also see some of the museums details above the windows."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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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!
you always capture such great reflections through your different perspectives. keep up the amazing work. have a great weekend.
ReplyDeletemagnifique reflexion,on ne sait mm plus comment regarde ;O)
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Your picture is giving me vertigo! It took me a moment to "understand" the picture!fabulous shot!
ReplyDeleteBTW, did you love Renoir's work?
Very cool idea. The Philadelphia Art museum is such a magnificent building!
ReplyDeleteThis is quite a picture! It makes you unsure if you are looking up or looking down. Great reflections!
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That's a very grand and cultural reflection!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great perspective on this one! How did you not fall over backwards while taking this one??? Wow! What a beautiful reflection and the colors are terrific.
ReplyDeleteAnd in or out! :)
ReplyDeleteThe blue sky and red just pop!
Another wonderful find James.
That's quite a striking photo. Wouldn't know that it's a reflection without you telling us.
ReplyDeleteHow magnificent. Great one James.
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend Reflections!
Bonjour dear James!
ReplyDeletewow I'm so envious,I would love to visit this exposition, Renoir paintings are magnificent!
This shot is so wonderful, dramatic angle I fell and I see, very precision and well worked.So my dear friend, you did again, such a fabulous capture!
Have a blessed weekend,
hugs
Léia
Fantastic composition! And a beautiful reflection!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredibly amazing perspective! I LOVE this photo--the colors, the lines--it all dances into the eyes.
ReplyDeleteWow... Vertiginous ! I feel a little dizzy just looking at it... Great effect and wonderful picture, James...
ReplyDeleteSharp Witted
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Me Heart :)
very cool perspective and the vivid reds are nicely shocking.
ReplyDeleteo wow what a wonderful perspective
ReplyDeleteWow...this is just awesome. Very nice James. You always find the coolest objects for reflections. Well done. :) Have a wonderful Friday :)
ReplyDeleteGret photo! I do love it.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend:)
Incredible capture as always, James! Awesome composition and, yes, I'm getting vertigo! Enjoy your weekend! And, thanks as always for hosting the fun!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
I agree with everyone else - that's a great photo with bags of impact. Takes a while to work it out!
ReplyDeleteAnother great reflection. You certainly set the standard, James.
ReplyDeleteSame word in french, except from the end, changed for"-delicieux" (delicious):)
ReplyDeleteVertiginously perfect - an awesome shot.
ReplyDeleteGreat perspective, well done James.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic photo! I am joining in for the first time today. I saw your meme featured on Ann's blog. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteIs that what it is? I quite had to use my imagination to get it. The red stands out great!
ReplyDeleteAn excellent weekend to you!
Hi
ReplyDeleteda questo punto di vista sembra enorme....
wow James thats some size of window. cool reflections
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend :) Rosie
Great reflections here James. great shot
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful picture ! Love the perspective too !
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is: wow.
ReplyDeleteA powerful, unusual perspective! It makes the viewer feel dominated!
ReplyDeleteWow, marvelous composition, James.
ReplyDeleteTha is a most startlng shot, James. I am sure that if I stood at that window that I would sway and tumble!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully and inspiring! a powerful presence.
ReplyDeleteAh ces musées qui nous inspirent !
ReplyDeleteLast week, Anne-Ma & I admired one of the Renoir Museum of Rouen.
Your game is changing our vision of the daily life.
Sorry for my English.
What a unique perspective to this shot. I had to read your description to really get it.
ReplyDeleteExcellent stuff James ! Although I haven't been there for a while, I always loved that place... lots of good memories. Thanks for awakening them from their slumber...
ReplyDeleteNothing short of spectacular; bravo.
ReplyDeleteThis is terrific James! I love the perspective and the reflection is awesome. I hope you have a right angle finder. Looks like a stiff neck shot otherwise.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic shot, James.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Ooh, this is a fantastic shot, James! Of course, you've just given me a crick in the neck. ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the details of the building!
That's wonderful reflection. Wasn't sure what I was looking at at first.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! This is such a fabulous building, and you really picked a great perspective! Kat
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic shot!
ReplyDeleteJunie
that is awe inspiring!
ReplyDeleteVery nice shot James. Very clear reflection.
ReplyDeleteA Renoir exhibitions??? I wish to go there!
We've had a few days where standing in a fountain would have been a relief too! Great shots.
ReplyDeleteWow. That is just too cool. Really it is.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! Have a wonderful weekend as well.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great shot, James! We alway need to remember to look up and look behind or we will miss some great shots.
ReplyDeleteI could not tell this was a reflection. I thought you were standing behind the pillars and took a photo looking up. Only got the looking up part right. Fantastic capture.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is majestic!
ReplyDeleteGood morning James,
ReplyDeleteI´ve added my post, but it appears bad titled.
What a pity.
I don´t know how to fix it.
Best regards from Argentina
Elisa
I can't merely look at your photographs. I have to read them.
ReplyDeleteThe Fred Effect
WOW ... nifty perspective on this magnificent capture ;-)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
This one is really good. You almost don't even know it's a reflection. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual perspective. The linear elements leading upward into the sky is very dynamic.
ReplyDeleteGrand shot.
ReplyDeleteI love the bright colours
ReplyDeleteA great shot, lovely building ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week.
I love the angle of this! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteJames, thank you so much for visiting my blog. The picture is back.
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking time to visit! I have to say, I've really enjoyed your wonderful photography, and Weekend Reflections!
Have a GREAT week!
Hi again--I wanted to let you know that if you click on the link to my page--I've actually sent everyone to an entry I did a few days earlier than the rock heart. It is a photo of reflection from Huckleberry Bridge.
ReplyDeleteI was in a hurry to travel to where our yearly Family Reunion was being held--and I wanted to share Huckleberry bridge with everyone. It is such a magical place...
It is a grand building.
ReplyDeleteI recognize American strength...
Holy cow! That shot took my breath away!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning James, I wanted to stop back by and thank you and everyone who welcomed me to Weekend Reflections this week. It's a pleasure to have met you and so many other talented photographers.
ReplyDeleteQuelle photo impressionnante ! Magnifique.
ReplyDeleteLe Musée d'Art de Philadelphie doit être un bel édifice.
Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteAmazing shot and such a perfect reflection.
ReplyDeleteJames, this picture is 'reflection' personified!
ReplyDeleteI love this photo! Great shot, absolutely. I did take a shot with reflections but will enter it next weekend. Thanks for a great meme.
ReplyDeleteWow, I missed this. You just keep getting better at this reflection stuff!
ReplyDeleteneat, this is a super perspective!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting perspective James!
ReplyDeleteFanatastic angle!
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