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| This photo is quite intriguing. The reflection is of my daughter and I but you can see through the reflective glass, which makes it appear as though we are standing on a metal stairway. The metal supports inside the building are also visible. This was taken at the 911 Memorial in New York. (click on the photo to see a larger version) |
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| I was struck by the reflections on the side of this building, which is still under construction. The effect is surreal. One of two pools marking the location of the World Trade Center Towers is in front of the building. |
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| One of two pools that mark the footprints of the Towers destroyed on 911. |
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| Another shot of the reflective building near one of the pools. |
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| It's as if a huge painting is suspended from the sky but it is actually another shot of the same building—an amazing effect! These photos were taken with my Canon S95 camera. |
Very impressive, Karen! You put that new camera to good use. Wonderful compositions and so many beautiful reflections! Be proud!
ReplyDeleteOoh, intriguing and beautiful! Thanks for taking us along with you.
ReplyDeleteThat's the thing I loved most about New York: the architecture! Wish I had seen the Reflection Pools, though.
ReplyDeleteThey were still a work-in-progress when I visited a few years ago.
Kelley: Thank you for recommending Rockefeller Center. We enjoyed our visit there.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lowell. That means a lot coming from a professional like yourself.
ReplyDeleteSharon: Any time. . . :-)
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