Bridge under the water under the bridge

Or something like that. :-)
Lester and I went to Stowe Landscape Garden today - a favourite place for a stroll and some lunch, and only 40 minutes drive away.
I've posted a shot of this bridge before : http://365project.org/dulciknit/365/2012-04-11 but I was feeling in a reflective mood today. :-)

[Jen Hudson]

I just looked back at the other shot, its amazing how different you have made this look. A mysterious, romantic feel with the reflection. Clever and lovely shot.

[Gillian]

gorgeous reflections! beautiful building - and a lovely shot :)

[Jennifer C]

just beautiful! faved

[carol white]

Beautiful shot and reflections!!

[CHARLES MALLIA]

beautiful nice and calm water

[Hamble]

Looks better this way doesn't it! Spent a few minutes turning the laptop over to decide!

[Cindy Hagan]

Fabulousa! Love it.

[Milanie]

Wonderful - love the reflection - I'm always drawn to those.

[Taephy]

An innovative way of looking at things....!

[Carole Imes]

Brilliant capture of those reflections, Alison. Very well done and a fav.

[Brian Baptie]

What a wonderful reflection. Fav.

[Anita Hoyle]

Absolutely fabulous! Fav!

[SIMMY]

Amamzing reflection, awesome

[Jean Tookey]

Stunning reflections.!

[Netkonnexion]

Excellent. Looking at the upside here?

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

@netkonnexion I flipped the image so's you get the reflection of the whole bridge upright. Sadly, I can't fit the ful height of the bridge and the full-height reflection into one shot. I have an ambition to get 2 shots to match well enough to do a convincing horizontal stitch. Dunno if it's possible but I'd hope to learn a thing or two in the trying, so it'll be worth it just for that.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Or maybe 2 portrait shots would work?