Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
No, not that "Rocky" although I did walk past his statue shortly after I took this picture. :-)
I had to laugh when a man who was also taking pictures said to me, "You should get a UV filter for your lens so you won't have to worry about all of these reflections." :-)
Happy Reflecting!
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This is the place to see and share reflections. Click the rules tab above for more information. A Reflection = An image given back by a reflecting surface. A PHOTOGRAPH of a REFLECTION or REFLECTIONS.
Oho, what is not always seen everything when taking pictures.
ReplyDeleteThe building reflected so beautifully reflected in water.
Impressive.
Happy Reflecting
Eva
gorgeous! Completely still water surface :)
ReplyDeleteHa ha! Did you tell that guy about your wonderful meme?
ReplyDeleteI love this! It was soooo cool, cause as soon as your page loaded, I saw the top 2/3 of the pic, without the captions, and knew immediately where you were! I love that museum...I don't know if you know it's history, but the Barnes collection used to reside in his residence that wasn't far from where I grew up. I visited the collection several times when I was younger, and absolutely LOVED getting to see it all in this new home soon after it opened. Great shot, as usual...and so funny that you got such a "helpful" comment!
ReplyDeleteLove the textures! The surface of the pool was like glass. If that guy had talked you into the filter several years ago your life would certainly now be less interesting!
ReplyDeleteHa! If only he had known. Great rocky tree!
ReplyDeleteVery clear and beautiful reflections!
ReplyDeleteTree of pebbles - beautifully created!
ReplyDeleteHave a Great Weekend, James!!
Peace :)
If he only knew how much we love reflections! And from all over the world.
ReplyDeleteFunny, how passersby comment when you are photographing and it's mostly out of left field! Love that the reflection makes the tree a giant!
ReplyDeleteI like this shot a lot.
ReplyDeleteWe are quite the reflective group! Love the color and shape contrasts in this shot, James.
ReplyDeleteBises,
Genie
great reflection...
ReplyDeleteand too funny about the other photographer's comment....if only he knew!!
That remark is too funny! I love this reflection. I now have my husband trained to take reflection pictures.
ReplyDeleteReally nice photo James! Not only a great reflection, all the stones at the bottom of the pond also really came out great.
ReplyDeleteThats a beautiful reflection shot!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Firasz
https://firaszphotography.wordpress.com/
Living on the edge of a moraine; I love pebbles.
ReplyDeleteStill chuckling over the photographer's remark. At least he was trying to be helpful and not shooing you away.
OMG, James..this is absolutely...THE BEST!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteSo very well seen! Love your angle.
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful reflection.
ReplyDeleteHa! I think he meant a polarizer..... ;) Love the clear, clear reflection.
ReplyDeleteFunny how we each have our own image in mind! This one is really nicely composed.
ReplyDeleteGreat one again James.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflection captured here James, like Pat I love that the pebbles emerge clearly in the forefront of the shot. Must admit I've never offered advice to fellow stranger photographers, I always think that they're probably taking better shots than me anyway :)
ReplyDeleteWonderfully captured. Have a great Sunday.
ReplyDeleteFunny that he didn't get it!
ReplyDeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteHope you'll come share at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2016/02/the-walls-of-san-juan.html
Hi James Laptop is now back. Boy did I miss it. This reflection shot of the tree in fabulous. A stone tree now.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great reflection, James!!
ReplyDeleteOh this is fascinating to look at, for a long time!
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