This man seemed to be dreaming of different times and far away places.
The man on the bench and the paintings next to him were reflected on a room divider made of polished stone in The Kunsthistorisches Museum. I left the wood moulding and a slice of an actual(not reflected) painting on the right side to give a little perspective.
I wont be around very much for the next three or four weeks but Weekend Reflections will still be here, so please continue to enjoy it. :-)
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A Reflection = An image given back by a reflecting surface.
Fantastic reflection for the day -- any day, actually!! Always such fun to see your shot for the week and I'm never disappointed! Have a lovely weekend, James!!
ReplyDeleteI love this picture, dear James... The guy surrounded with paintings that looks toward the ceiling is so significant... (I guesse there must be a painting on the ceiling, but he looks a little bored too... ^^)
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot this week again.
hope you enjoy your jaunts!
ReplyDeleteas Sylvia said, I too am never disappointed when I visit here. I think perhaps one of the paintings may have pressed him into a meditative state.
ReplyDeleteHe's just happy to find that comfy bench so he can give his dogs a rest. Another excellent reflection, James!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS, James!!!
ReplyDeleteReflecting in a reflection! Great photo. Enjoy your break!
ReplyDeleteA brilliant reflection, he seems to be happily lost in another world, lucky him!
ReplyDeleteTrop bien de pouvoir s'arrêter et de regarder des oeuvres d'art en toute tranquillité, un moment unique.
ReplyDeleteBon week-end,
Ava
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Excellent ! Love the ethereal feel to the photography ~
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! How I envy that man his quiet time :) Enjoy your break James and I hope you have many such moments..
ReplyDeleteVery ethereal!!!
ReplyDeleteA very nice photo, the man as well the surroundings are reflecting in both ways.
ReplyDeleteStill hard to get my head round it that this is a reflection :)
ReplyDeleteGlorious capture in a galery...The reflection is fabulous...
ReplyDeleteAmazing shot!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your break- very dreamy shot!
ReplyDeleteOh, I do love museums. It's wonderful to wander, alone...and get lost in the different worlds the paintings create! Hope your break is for good, adventurous reasons and that all is ok!
ReplyDeleteTake it easy,
ReplyDeleteDream, dream !!
Doux repos .
Biz
Just the sort of headspace a museum should inspire. The technique really enhances the subject, mood and message.
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