This is my second post on the subject of Reflections, this time restricted to reflections in water. The first three are from Auckland, New Zealand, a place with a lot of water throwing back interesting images.
Maritime Museum, Auckland.
‘Lord Nelson’ and a puddle on the quayside, Auckland.
This image in a pool outside the Auckland Art Gallery reminds me of a watercolour painting.
Palm trees reflected in a very shallow canal, Goa.
Sillustani, Lake Umayo near Puno in Peru.
This puddle in Sydney is like a portal to another world.
They’re all great, Elizabeth; but I can’t help but say that I love the reflection in the pool outside the Gallery best …
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Thanks M.R. I took quite a few of that pool and had a hard time choosing just one for this post.
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Love the Sydney puddle 🙂
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Thanks. It made me want to step into the puddle to see if I got sucked into an alternative world. But I knew I’d only get a wet foot, so didn’t!
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Foot being the operative word and what’s worse than one wet foot?!!! 🙂
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Two? 😉
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No, I don’t think so! With one wet foot you’d be even more aware of the unevenness – like a lost filling! :
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Beautiful! I love the last picture.
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Thank you.
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Puddle shots can be amazing and I love the rippled water which gives the watercolour effect!
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Beautiful reflections!
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Great series, the one outside the Aukland Art Gallery is particularly striking.
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Thanks Jeff.
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