Weekend Reflection
I loved this reflection because I really had to study it to be able to tell what was the reflection and what was the actual picture. They seem to blend like it was intentional.
Andrea
Friday, December 26, 2014
Weekend Reflection
I loved this reflection because I really had to study it to be able to tell what was the reflection and what was the actual picture. They seem to blend like it was intentional.
Andrea
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nice reflection. :)
What a cool photo! The picture and reflections blend together wonderfully!
Christmas is indeed hard work. Which is part of the reason that I have said for years that what I want for Christmas is Boxing Day (the day after). All the fuss is over, I can point hungry people to the fridge and I have new BOOKS to read.
Love your reflection. Clever. As usual.
HI Andrea No I am not exhausted this year as I am with family and the grand children are big enough to help so I have less to do. this is an interesting reflection and it certainly does blend in very well. My daughter and I went to a Pantomime this afternoon and it was great. All hissing and booing from us. We were in the front row so were practically on the stage. I used to be in Pantomimes. Beautiful reflection. Happy Boxing Day.
Wonderful reflection for the day!! So glad you had a great Christmas and wishing you a very Happy New Year!! Thank you, Andrea, for you kind emails, they are SO appreciated!!
Well captured!
Sylvia ... I am a nurse and I do have some understanding of what you are going through. Please feel free to contact me any time if you just need someone who will listen. ajpdna@gmail.com
Andrea
perfect...a photo in the frame!
I hope you will soon get better from all this fatigue from holliday preparation : it is consuming indeed... Terrific choice of reflection for the day, though.
This is a great reflection, and I agree that it blends in nicely with the picture. I loved Christmas Day, but the day after was really super. Laid back and lazy all day!!! In just a few days, we'll be welcoming in a brand new year. Here's hoping that it a wonderful year for all of us. Hugs, Edna B.
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