Do you ever take a shot hoping that when you download it will translate into the image that you saw in the frame? That's how it was with this one for me. It's a reflection of the new Old Brewery (?) in the old Swan Brewery.. are you confused :) I think it's worth enlarging to see the details. The painting is by Scottish born John Campbell sometime between 1896/1924, his way with colour is exceptional don't you think.. and then there's a bit of an arch 'thing' going on.. I don't say it often about my own shots but I really like this one, hope you do too. Have a fab weekend, we're in for a hottie here in Perth so will look forward to seeing some snow scenes please :) Click here to see more reflections from around the world.....
Oh, I like that one very much, Grace! The colour in the painting itself and the detail works beautifully!
ReplyDeleteIt's snowing and cool here today, if that helps.
Love it! It's the overlapping reflections! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful image! I like the painting and the reflected arches.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting! And the arch adds some charm in a kind of way!
ReplyDeleteoh i love that too!!
ReplyDeleteThere sure is a lot going on in your reflection. Spent time with your image.
ReplyDeleteWhat a unusual display ! Nice choice for the week...
ReplyDeleteLove it Grace!!! I really like the painting by itself...but the reflection adds interest!!!
ReplyDeleteSorry I don't have a snow scene for you...we'll have to speak to the snow gods about that!!!
You and John did a good job here Grace.
ReplyDeleteThis is so terrific, Grace!
ReplyDeleteCool shot, Grace. I've been watching the Australian Open and can't believe the heat you are having!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Love that you love it too! Sorry that that unbearable heat is returning to Perth! I desperately want it to snow here but it just isn't happening! Darn! Stay cool (somehow)!
ReplyDeleteNicely done, Grace. No snow here, but the temps are manageable.
ReplyDeleteTook some working out at 8 in the morning. Very clever.
ReplyDeleteSorry no snow only rain here.
ReplyDeleteThis is great--I'd like to do something with a similar effect for a book cover!
ReplyDeleteThe colours are really exceptional...wonderful photo... Have a nice weekend too...
ReplyDeleteI have huge white snowflakes floating down past my window ... again. We have had so much snow and cold this year that it is not something I am treasuring at the moment. But that I could , I would send it to you:) Your picture is a delight and no wonder you love it. Everything just fell into place. It is beautiful. Savor the moment and then move on to your next great achievment. Great job, Grace ...
ReplyDeleteEven before I read the post, I thought, that is an amazing painting? Reflection? Both? So cool! I do love those colors. Icing on the cake with the 'arch thing':) Happy Weekend to you (if only we could send you some of our winter:)
ReplyDeleteOh Grace, that's a brilliant one, no wonder it's your favourite. Perhaps we'll see it again on 1 January 2015 for best of the year theme day!
ReplyDeleteSo many effect nicely edited on this image, I really like it!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job, can't help staring at your awesome work. I love the last pic the most. Have a great weekend :)
ReplyDeleteThe detail in the brick work is great!
ReplyDeleteThe tennis players have really been struggling in Melbourne! Keep cool!
Factory A real beauty.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful photo with the bow around.
I invite you to see my last post about Portugal.
Hugs and kisses.
I can see how you love this one! Keep cool.
ReplyDeleteI would be excited with a shot like that too! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great shot. well done!
ReplyDeleteFascinating image. Brewery is my favorite place !
ReplyDeleteGreat effects in this shot
ReplyDeleteYou could make a photo book for the year. Title it : The Greatest of Grace and put it on the cover.
ReplyDeleteHome from the beach, but no snow around here to photograph. I am hoping you cool off soon,
Great shot indeed. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteEarthquake?
ReplyDeleteI like Janey's idea. Swan's brewery must be a very historic place!
ReplyDeleteThis shot IS an amazing one, I agree.
ReplyDeleteHope the temperture cools a bit for you. 38°C sounds way to oppressive!
I like it! You have a good eye for spotting the shot.
ReplyDeleteThat´s beautiful, Grace! There were even wooden houses! No snow pics from here, luckily, 6C right now :-)
ReplyDeleteOh, I just realise I can help you at the end of the month, I just need your postal address, maybe you can give it to me via e-mail...
DeleteVery spectacular! Arianna
ReplyDeleteGreat fotos and effects, greeting from Belgium
ReplyDeleteA beautiful reflection Grace, I agree wit you. No snow for you from here, only rain,rain and rain and 9 C degrees.
ReplyDeleteYou are justified in being proud of this photo, Grace. It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI am often asked if a photo I took was good, and I always say I won't know until I get it on the computer and can see it up close. Fortunately, there are usually more happy surprises than disappointments.
It is ART !:)
ReplyDeleteVery nice,
A lot to see here... A delightful shot indeed!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
Great shot, very nice.
ReplyDeleteA very cool shot of this fantastic painting.
ReplyDeleteMakes for a beautiful collage !
ReplyDeleteI DO!!!!
ReplyDeleteA very cool photo indeed!
ReplyDeleteOh yeah! That is a nice one!
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