Very clever. I love the reflections. I started a WW post and couldn't motivate myself to finish it. I'll think I'll take an early night and figure out a Wednesday post in the morning.
I love that the reflections in your photo have to be sought out and reflect something other than the scene itself. Awesome clever.
Looks like you've had a bit of rain! And not much of a road. Nice how you kept the 'Round the Bend theme going here... in two directions! Happy WW and thanks for stopping by!
So -- going on in my head: "Is that a road? No. That's a river. Isn't it? I know rivers were the first roads but ...." So I biggie the photo and look it over -- and find your rear view mirror and the road! "How clever," I think. "But what if we didn't biggie the photo and look it over? We'd never know!" THEN I came and read what you'd written.
You know, I could save myself a lot of trouble sometimes if I just did things in the correct order. (I love the shade reflecting in the water, too.)
Hi Carletta. Thanks for visiting my blog today. I see what you mean about our posts having similarities, lol. Your mirrors are much smaller than mine, but still there. I love the river in yours.
Bark! Great pikture. I have water in my reflection piktures today too... but it's falling from the sky. If you look real close you can see it. Make the pikture bigger to make it easier.
The Road Reflected
beautiful green!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful photo Carletta! It reminds me of the little stream across the road here which is very dear to my heart.
ReplyDeleteVery clever, lol ! you did two in one. Beautiful picture !
ReplyDeleteThe seats were in an Ice sculpture exposition ! I added it now to the picture, thanks for the question !
ReplyDeleteVery clever. I love the reflections. I started a WW post and couldn't motivate myself to finish it. I'll think I'll take an early night and figure out a Wednesday post in the morning.
ReplyDeleteI love that the reflections in your photo have to be sought out and reflect something other than the scene itself. Awesome clever.
If I didn't view it carefully I would have thought the stream was a road track. Nice reflections of the tree branches on the stream :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Such a serene place. I wish I live there. Happy WW! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! these are the moments in life when I miss a canoe...
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I love the top photo. Simply beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI see it in your rear view!
ReplyDeletetoo cool.
beautiful picture! The greens are so bright!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the water is unusually high... was there a lot of rain there recently?
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
-smarmoofus
lol...interesting shot.
ReplyDeleteVery tricky - and very creative. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThat's neat how you subtly included the reflector!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!! You are so creative.
ReplyDeleteCarletta: Nice reflection and a great looking stream.
ReplyDeleteNice reflection in the mirror and in focus no less.
ReplyDeleteImagine my surprise at what popped-out of my sprinkling can > Dances on Sunshine
Hello !
ReplyDeleteBeatifull fotest !
Ahhhhh! I never would have caught that little mirror shot in the small picture! That is great! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is gorgeous! I also love the photo on your header. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you've had a bit of rain! And not much of a road. Nice how you kept the 'Round the Bend theme going here... in two directions!
ReplyDeleteHappy WW and thanks for stopping by!
What a clever and beautiful shot! I love it. The locale is quite serene. :D
ReplyDeleteIt took a while but I'm with you now. Neat shot. I guess you were on a very small bridge when that shot was made. Pappy
ReplyDeletesuch a relaxing scene... although the rear view mirror tells another story... love it!
ReplyDeleteOhhh...very tricky!
ReplyDeleteSo -- going on in my head: "Is that a road? No. That's a river. Isn't it? I know rivers were the first roads but ...." So I biggie the photo and look it over -- and find your rear view mirror and the road! "How clever," I think. "But what if we didn't biggie the photo and look it over? We'd never know!" THEN I came and read what you'd written.
ReplyDeleteYou know, I could save myself a lot of trouble sometimes if I just did things in the correct order. (I love the shade reflecting in the water, too.)
I didn't see the reflection until I enlarged it. That is very cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat shot! I didn't caught it at first.
ReplyDeleteI thought is was a dew drop at first.. a very clever shot ..
ReplyDeleteI love the little crab in the post below.. :O)
Hello fellow West Virginian. It's nice to meet you too. Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteJust so beautiful-it draws me in-making me wish I was there.
ReplyDeleteHi Carletta. Thanks for visiting my blog today. I see what you mean about our posts having similarities, lol. Your mirrors are much smaller than mine, but still there. I love the river in yours.
ReplyDeleteBark! Great pikture. I have water in my reflection piktures today too... but it's falling from the sky. If you look real close you can see it. Make the pikture bigger to make it easier.
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeleteFabulous capture in the mirror!!
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