Mirror Photo Challenge
Tonight’s (we’re on the other side of the water here) challenge is “mirror“. I have so many of these reflections pictures I could create posts on this subject for ever. Here, I chose to select recent photographs related to that theme. Above, a reflection of the Seattle Space Needle on the façade of Frank Gerry’s EMP museum. The story of the museum is incredible. It opened in 2000. In order to build it, Gerry took electric guitars to pieces and then did funny things with 3DS’ Catia 3D modelling software suite and hey presto, WYSIWYG. The building was sponsored by former MS frontman Paul Allen. EMP stands for Experience Music Project and is dedicated to pop culture.
Another reflection last May in Paris. How can you tell it’s Paris. You guess.
A few minutes before the above shot I captured this reflection of a tree in a puddle. Very graphic I should say.
That one is the classic shot of the “pont de Valentré” in Cahors in the South West of France. A wee bit too classical my wife commented. You tell me.
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Je suis photographe et aquarelliste. Je pratique la photographie depuis l'enfance et la photographie numérique depuis 1995. J'en ai fait mon activité principale en 2021. Je possède un studio photo dans le 15e arrondissement de Paris
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I love your unexpected and intriguing first three frames! But, “too classical” or not, your last shot of Cahors is my favorite. There’s such a beautiful stillness to it … nicely done.
Thanks Heather. I like the shot too. But the wife is right that this is very much like the postcard. You should see the Cahors from above shots. I like them better. We had to drive a long way away from the mediaeval city of Cahors and from the belvedere the views were stunningly beautiful on a clear Summer day. https://antimuseum.com/2013/11/17/cahors-from-above/
Wow … I see what you mean, Yann! “Stunning” is the perfect word to describe your shots from the belvedere. Nicely done.
Great Paris shot, Yann.
Molto gentille Stefano. Grazie mille e buon giorno
I love “full moon” over the Eifel Tower!
That one took me a while to figure out 🙂 I had to get back to the picture. Well, speaking of which I’ll be jumping on my bike in a minute, onto a 45 min train ride and off into the woods! Have a great weekend.
cahors bridge – from a lot of wine labels
So you say, I’m a tea totaller 😉
ah ok