There's always different ways of looking at our surroundings - sometimes ways that we take for granted.
Like looking into a mirror or looking through a window. Sometimes we only see ourselves, our own reflection.
But look at it from a different angle - take ourselves out of the picture.
Being undecided what to post, I took the camera around our home on the bay and looked at the reflections in our mirrors and our windows - this is the result.
Like looking into a mirror or looking through a window. Sometimes we only see ourselves, our own reflection.
But look at it from a different angle - take ourselves out of the picture.
Being undecided what to post, I took the camera around our home on the bay and looked at the reflections in our mirrors and our windows - this is the result.
We like to entertain. The house has a dining room, but look past the Champagne glasses and there are Sue's collection of cook books that add dimension to her passion for entertaining. |
There's that little bit of Edwardian sneaking in - a dressing table and lace curtains. |
Looking in from out - Next door's chimney rises above our dining room window. White jugs and an Edwardian dinner set left to Sue when her Mother passed away. |
Do you have reflections in your daily life?
We have very few mirrors in our house here. Bathroom and dressing table. Oh yes, and one on the bedroom door so I could see how fat I am getting!!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos, your Citroen Traction Avant looks like it may be similar to the Porsche 911 we have in crystal. Diane
hahaha! I call it being cuddly, not fat. And thos wrinkles hopefully are smile lines from enjoying life.
DeleteYes, I've seen the crystal 911.
A great lot of reflections shots Leon ... I'm always seeing the world through reflections ... it becomes addictive after a while!!
ReplyDeleteHi Dianne - Yes, Ive seen you "reflective" posts. Fantastic.
DeleteIt was your past Reflections that gave me the inspiration as did you pictures of France for our "Daily French memories".
Only two weeks before "Wednesdays in France" becomes "Everyday in France" for the month of May.