Weekend Photo
Yesterday my daughter and I went out for a short walk at a local park and I happened to notice this excellent foot bridge reflection at one end of the parks lake–you can even make out the construction of the underside of the bridge.
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Great reflection… looks like a nice place for a walk!
I like the details in your reflection shot. Very nice subject and as Sidney says and nice place to take that walk.
@Sidney: Thanks it is a great place for a walk. I’ve subscribed to your blog feed and looking forward to seeing more of your photos.
@don: Thanks!
Reflections, you never get enough of them, do you? I love them, and yours are really nice. Many details that make me interested in how it was built. Weathered wood must be one of the most beautiful greys there are.
@Ove: You’re right, there’s something about reflections that always attract us–it would be interesting to know exactly why that is.