City Reflections

Posting a bit late tonight as we have had another busy day.

Thanks so much to everyone who commented and fav'd yesterday's Mirror Box Bottles photo. I posted a link showing how it was done, so look forward to seeing lots of mirror boxes in the near future.

I took this photo a couple of weeks ago in Newcastle. In fact I took two photos and wasn't sure which one I preferred, so this is version one and I will post the other version tomorrow and see which you prefer.

[Jenfurj]

Great reflections and the angles of the building add so much interest.

[Yao RL]

Lovely to have new and old in one shot.

[Sheralee S]

Great reflections and I like the abstract quality of the image.

[Dianne]

This looks great.

[Peter]

Wow this ones fantastic full of detail, light and colour Babs, Fav. like the architecture but would prefer to live across the road in the reflected property:)

[Valerie Chesney]

Fantastic capture, wonderful reflections...

[Beryl Lloyd]

Wonderful reflections and so clear !

[Chris K]

great reflections. almost like looking through a winder

[Jane Morley]

I love the wonky bits! Am I allowed 2 favs in one day? Fav anyway!

[sally agnew]

An impressive reflection, great spotting Babs :)

[Trish]

you always see the opportunity for an interesting shot. Lovely.

[Paul]

It's almost like looking reflected building through moving water! Excellent. Fav 😉

[Babs]

@pcoulson Indeed Peter. It is a case of the old vs the new in Newcastle these days. Since the end of the railway it is so sad to see so many new high rises appearing along Hunter Street one side of the road is all new buildings and the other is the old. I hope they don't demolish too many of the old buildings.

[Helen]

Great shot. Well observed & captured. Love the wobbly effect in the reflections Fav

[tony gig]

Fabulous reflection...Fav

[Merrelyn]

Great reflections, it looks like a lovely old building :)

[Danny G.]

Great reflections, fav

[Gosia]

Interesting reflection.

[Sally Ings]

Great reflections

[Peter Day]

This one will take some beating.

[Fisher Family]

Excellent reflection shot - fav!

Ian

[Jennifer]

Super reflections. Great clarity

[Hazel]

Well seen. (Crooked house comes to mind!)

[KWind]

Wonderfully clear reflections.

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful shot

[carol white]

Great reflections, a super shot.

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely reflections a super capture

[Judith Johnson]

A nice reflected image.

[Denise Wood]

Love this reflective capture Babs :) fav

[gloria jones]

Super shot, reflections

[Pat Knowles]

Very arty capture Babs, the way the image is distorted works really well!

[Dawn]

Awesome reflections

[Call me Joe]

Excellent image, fav!!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very cool. I love the reflections.

[Babs]

@365projectorgjenfurj @yaorenliu @bella_ss @dide @happysnaps @beryl @chimfa @hermann @365trish @paul10 @dizzyd @tonygig @merrelyn @soboy5 @gosia @salza @peterday @fishers @jesperani @quietpurplehaze @kwind @bkbinthecity @carolmw @craftymeg @busylady @gilbertwood @seattlite @happypat @dawnee @joemuli @mittens Thanks so much everyone. I have posted version two of this shot today. Sorry for the group reply, but I am out for lunch shortly and out this evening too.

I hope the wobbly bits of this image aren't an omen of another earthquake. The last serious earthquake in Newcastle was in 1989 and caused a lot of damage. As you will know there has been lots of earthquake activity in our region over the last couple of weeks, both in New Zealand and Japan. Hopefully we are just outside the Ring of Fire.

[Nicole Campbell]

Great reflections, so much to see in this image

[Stephanie]

What an interesting image Babs, fascinating reflection in the windows.

[Pyrrhula]

I prefer this one. As it has a beautiful contrast between the old and new building

[Kathy A]

This is fabulous!