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I love the reflection in the window. Great shot!
I’m up too.
Lifecruiser: Me too
Awesome! What a fantastic idea! I don’t think the light would ever be quite right for our big windows to reflect like that though.
Kelly
Mine’s up!
Lifecruiser: I seem to have some kind of reflection “radar”, I always spot the reflections somehow.
Am I really first??? Inconceivable !!! I love this photo, it gives the illusion of direction to the viewer…am I looking out the window upon the trees….or…am I standing outside and looking upon a reflection…hmmm. The lovely thing about art is that the artist paints a story on canvas, or in print…and the work of art has the magical power of transporting the viewer anywhere in emotion and thought…the journey is only up to the viewer….Thank you for the lovely journey ! I quite enjoyed the ride…
Mine is up too…
Lifecruiser: Not really first… Fact is that I hadn’t moderated any comments yet, because I was sleeping
I love this picture myself, just because of the fact that it can be interpreted in different ways. And it’s kind of fun, standing on the outside and still looking out and not in….
So, are you on the outside looking in, or the inside looking out??? It seems to be a beautiful view either way! My WW is up!
Lifecruiser: Exactly my point of view *lol*
That’s a neat pic! Thanks for sharing
My WW is up http://micheled.blogspot.com/
Lifecruiser: Thanks Michele
Oh thats a wonderful photo! I love the reflection of the trees and sky on the glass. Beautiful!
Lifecruiser: Thanks Tricia. I like it very much myself
Great picture. Love the window’s architecture/design.
Lifecruiser: I’m glad you noticed. Me too. This is an old building on the castle area at a castle called Ulriksdal in Stockholm which is from the 17th century.
reflex of trees and sky on the window-pane or picture-cutting with view taking from a satellite?
Ah,ah … the first vision and the second vision…
Have a good day!
Lifecruiser: Yes, it starts the fantasy, doesn’t it?
I could absolutely stand at that window for hours admiring the beauty of the sky…great photo! *s*
Lifecruiser: Actually me too
I had problem to go away from there.
Looks like one of those Jahari Window.
thanks for passing by.
Lifecruiser: You think. Interesting.
That is just beautiful, I love that reflection. Sorry about the hacking issues yesterday too, I read about that but didn’t get to comment with the little guy. Happy WW!
Lifecruiser: Thanks MamaDuck for your kind words. I undertsand how it is with the little guy, keeping him from doing some missions he shouldn’t! *lol*
That is an awesome shot. I love the reflection on the window ~ very cool.
Lifecruiser: Yes, this one turned out pretty good, but actually, the reflection were even better in the reality! As so often is.
Wow, this is interesting from many perspectives. The simplicity of construction and the magnitude of the view. It’s really hypotic!
Lifecruiser: Yes, it really is. Interesting how it can turn out by just a “simple” reflection!
What a neat picture!
Lifecruiser: Thanks Laura
I wish I had a window with such a view…
Lifecruiser: Yes, wouldn’t it be lovely? *lol*
I’ll trade windows with you…I have none as grand as that!
Welcome back after being bloggjacked!
Lifecruiser: No, not me either, this is prbably one from the 17th century, on a building around The Ulriksdal Castle. Oh, how nice wouldn’t that be….
:oops:i’m way behind in your post..i must catch up..what have i missed?…the picture is strikingly beautiful..it makes me think of the world as your stage and life as the opportunity…thank you.
Lifecruiser: Glad you missed the mess when my blog was hijacked
Yes, this picture really tells a lot, if we think about it for a while.
Another great photo! I really like the reflection of the trees. Beautiful.
Lifecruiser: Thanks. Yes, it was very fun to shot too, neck pain of looking up to it and almost run over by the passing cars…. *lol*
Beautiful.
Lifecruiser: Thanks
EXCELLENT!
Lifecruiser: Thank you Connie
Precious! I love reflections!
Lifecruiser: Me too!!! They are awesome, so much different ones too and some of them even distorted. They can be very interesting.
Very Pretty! My WW is up.
Lifecruiser: Thanks Virginia
Nice angle.
Would be nice to be on the other side of that window.
Thanks for visiting,
Frances
Lifecruiser: Yes, it sure would be interesting since it’s an old house
All I can say is WOW!!!
I love it.
My WW is up.
Lifecruiser: thanks brony, a WOW is quite enough
OH! This pic is way too cool!! Outside looking outside? Mmm…nice.
Lifecruiser: Yes, it is the cool outside x 2
Beautifully amazing! So which is it?
Lifecruiser: Yes, it is the cool outside x 2
at an old house.
Is this your work? It’s stunning!
Lifecruiser: Yes, thanks, it’s my own shot, only our photos on this blog, never other pictures except from comic ones sometimes
Great shot…never thought of taking a picture like that. Happy Wed.
Lifecruiser: Oh, I’m kind of have a built in reflection “radar”, I always seems to find them… *lol*
So pretty, love the blue skies!!
Lifecruiser: Thanks YellowRose, it really was
Oh wow.
At first I thought it was a photograph behind a fascad.
The reflection is cool.
Lifecruiser: Yes, it really is like the reality
Is that your window? What a beautiful day!
BTW, which plugin do you use to respond to each individual comment?
Lifecruiser: No, sorry it’s not my window, but I wish it were! The plugin is CA-Credits.
Great! I am not sure if that’s the reflection or the view…:)
Lifecruiser: I know, it’s very clear, so it’s a bit fascinating
I missed this because I did not play that week! You are right we did have a twin thought! I like yours better because you did not catch you in it! Great snap!
Lifecruiser: Ha ha, thats funny, because I like yours better *lol*. I usually like to include myself or hubby in the reflections, but this time it was not possible, the window was too high up