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Beautiful!
Barbara — thank you.
Fantastic! It’s hard to tell where reality ends and reflections begin!!! Love it!
Clytie — thanks. These are my favorite kind of water reflections.
What a terrific reflection shot, Quilly! I always love reflections on the water and the waterfront is always a great place to roam around! Hope you’re enjoying a great weekend so far!
Sylvia
Sylvia — I am having a restful weekend. I think I over taxed myself on my last vacation. All I want to do is sleep!
You can´t tell where the posts start or end… Looks great!
Betty — that’s what caught my attention. The reflection is almost perfect where pole meets water.
Oh I know exactly where that is! Wonderful!
Cieldequimper — Amoeba works for UW at Friday Harbor, but had a meeting on the main campus, so we made a day of it and enjoyed the waterfront.
i love how the pillars turn almost imperceptibly into their reflections and ripple away
Polona — that’s why I risked life and limb (and camera) leaning over the railing to get that shot.
The more I see, the more I realize that trip to the upper Northwest is definitely going to be necessary in my life!
Melli — and I still have some great shots I’ve not yet shared.
I love how the posts seem to melt at the bottom–lovely weekend reflection!
Beth — thanks. That’s what lead me to snap the photo.
Real nice reflection ! Did you check your door ? there might be flowers and Arthur ran away, lol !
Gattina — no flowers. That Arthur. He probably ate them!
*sigh*
That is a gorgeous shot.
Stay tuned. If I can find the energy to care, I will post more. I seem to be exhausted from my bones.
Take your time. I know all about exhaustion.
Very nice picture
Thank you, Teresa.
Quilly, the whale photo on my blog is from Niagara Falls, but I think you live near me, just on the other side of the border, because they are wild here too. I’ve seen the orcas in the wild a few times, so I’m sure you will too someday 🙂
As for the figure skating shot, I have a good camera and I have good seats often at events… I’ve got thousands and thousands of figure skating photos I have taken haha, I really need to organize them on my computer better sometime though because they are all mixed up right now. I have met the skaters and been backstage (at Worlds, not shows) but not for long and that was before I had my good camera.
Amazing picture! Love the water and the reflection of the posts!
I do love Seattle and this is such a serene and beautiful shot. I’m so glad you’re enjoying it up there.
How pretty. I love how the pylons look like they’re going down forever. 🙂
Gorgeous.
I know just where that is. Great spot for watching sunsets.
I do so love the Seattle waterfront.
Great reflection 🙂
Lovely!
Beautifully moody 🙂