Linking to Weekend Reflections with James, Weekly Top Shot, and Your Sunday Best.
Friday, October 26, 2012
Weekend Reflections
Linking to Weekend Reflections with James, Weekly Top Shot, and Your Sunday Best.
Linking to Weekend Reflections with James, Weekly Top Shot, and Your Sunday Best.
just nice to see enough water in your area to make a good reflection! :)
ReplyDeleteMy God! That is an awful lot of fallen leaves in the water, hope it doesn't clog the waterways.
ReplyDeleteLeaves sure clog the drains here in Brisbane and cause havoc.
The street here between my place and the rail station has some of the most wretched trees imaginable planted along the side. When we have storms (and they will come as summer approaches), when you get off the train, shoes are removed, pants rolled up and you wade through a swampland like area to get to your car and out of that darn street - oh so much fun, I think not - ha ha.
The street is named "Stukka" Avenue (nickname), the Indian Mynahs love these trees for nesting and attacking the pedistrians.
Cheers
Colin (Brisbane.Australia)
great reflection. (:
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ReplyDeleteThis is along a small creek up a very rural road. If the creek overflows it is into nearby fields and very normal for my area of the country. It's all natural surroundings.
Pretty!!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely, colorful, watery reflections, Carletta!! I love them and the gold one is perfect! Terrific capture for the day and it's good to see you back!! Hope you have a great weekend!
ReplyDeletePretty, Carletta. How very nice of your husband to stop so you could take this photo! He's a keeper!
ReplyDeleteSuper reflections. Neat thing about this is that it is in a small area.
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection photo, Carletta. HA HA ---if Colin wonders about the leaves in that photo, he ought to see all of the leaves I blew and raked out of our yard this week... Yipes!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
Hugs
Betsy
Wonderful shot! Such a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteGreat reflections and great hubby to stop when you ask. I have to plead with mine. Often there is nowhere to pull off the road where there are good photo opportunities.
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvellous place to catch a reflection !
ReplyDeleteGood one Carletta. I love reflections in water. Not many leaves left up here, and with the questionable forcast for the next week, what is left will surely be gone.
ReplyDeleteTake care.
I love to see fallen leaves, but don't like bare trees much..I'm fickle like that. Nice capture!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful capture -- you have a great eye. The reflections are crisp and clear.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photograph. The yellow in the background lends just enough color to lift the mood of this scene.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing with YSB this week.
I like the yellow leaves of the tree reflected in the water.
ReplyDeleteLove the flash of yellow leaves in the reflection of the water against all the browns...beautiful! Thanks for sharing this picture. Blessings, Nancy :)
ReplyDeletegreat ca[tire!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing that lone yellow tree in the reflection...our leaves are basically gone now, too. Been really cool yesterday and today.
ReplyDeleteJoli,bravo !
ReplyDeleteOur leaves are almost all on the ground now too. Makes for a pretty photo!
ReplyDeleteA beautfully composed image, the reflection gives some lovely shapes.
ReplyDeleteNice! I love this kind of spots. They are so fascinating.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. I love reflection pictures.
ReplyDeleteLovely capture.
ReplyDeleteAh, the pleasure of being a passenger. This shot tells a lot about the the fallen leaves and the "skinny" trunks!
ReplyDeleteLove the rich detail in the reflection!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! You have such a good eye -- the yellow leaves are perfect, just enough. Wonderful fall.
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely Carletta, so glad you asked hubby to pull on over. They are very good at that aren't they ;) I'm wondering if you have gotten any snow out your way? I had heard you were due some but not sure where other than in West Virginia. Take care, we've got Sandy heading our way and should be in the thick of it by this evening. We were supposed to be getting company tomorrow for an overnighter but don't think that is going to happen now.
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfectly mirrored reflection? You know what? For all the different photographic tricks I've fooled around with, do you know how many shots of reflections I've accumulated? Hardly any. I just can't seem to catch a break that way. This one is really nice. Great job!
ReplyDeleteLovely autumnal reflection... my husband stops a lot for me too! Thank you for sharing on Weekly Top Shot #54!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I hope you aren't snowed under or are without electricity as the storm has passed.
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