The 18ft Skiff Clubhouse at Double Bay is on the end of a pier jutting into Sydney Harbour. Behind this plate of glass, is the bar. The ghostly figures are members having a drink in the late afternoon.
This one really does give meaning to the words picture window. What a wonderfully clear reflection and such a lovely scene to reflect. You are getting great shots from your new part of town.
Really good reflection, very clear. Hope the move went well. Question - what colour saturation and sharpness settings are you using. I've tried a couple of settings but not sure which I prefer. I like the level of saturation you have.
I love shots like this. THere's so much to see. You can just spend time looking all arouond. You managed to keep the great color of the boats as well. V
Friends: the move has been completed. However, my ISP and Telstra are taking their time giving me access. 8 working days plus $145 and the contract must restart. They know when they have you over a barrell.
Noice scene, as a friend of mine might say. Would love to be sitting in one of those boats right now.
ReplyDelete"Pretty as a picture" window. I love the way this image plays with reality, Julie. Excellent capture.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic! I live the wonderful scene and that fact that it's a reflection makes it all the more impressive.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to New England but my wife and I really want to go. It's supposed to be beautiful especially in the fall.
Just gorgeous. The way the window serves as a frame for the bay behind is really lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful reflection Julie! It almost looks like a painting.
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ReplyDeletePerfect! Beautiful reflection shot!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a beautiful spring day for taking photographs. I'll bet you had quite a time of it.
ReplyDeleteThis one really does give meaning to the words picture window. What a wonderfully clear reflection and such a lovely scene to reflect. You are getting great shots from your new part of town.
ReplyDeleteReally good reflection, very clear. Hope the move went well. Question - what colour saturation and sharpness settings are you using. I've tried a couple of settings but not sure which I prefer. I like the level of saturation you have.
ReplyDelete...to be framed...
ReplyDeleteThat's a fantastic shot Julie. I never would have thought of photographing that. It's brilliant.
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Such a vivid reflection it looks like a mural. Great shot. Did I miss something...you have moved? Have fun in your new abode.
ReplyDeleteI like this: boats are boats, even in a reflection and surrounded by ghostly drinkers!
ReplyDeletetwo fantastic shots in one!
ReplyDeleteIt's really pretty you'd think you were looking straght at the bay not through a window.
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Fantastic reflections. Love it.
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ReplyDeleteI love shots like this. THere's so much to see. You can just spend time looking all arouond. You managed to keep the great color of the boats as well.
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It looks like a poster on the window! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteFriends: the move has been completed. However, my ISP and Telstra are taking their time giving me access. 8 working days plus $145 and the contract must restart. They know when they have you over a barrell.
ReplyDeleteIt seems that reflections tend to enhance the beauty of the scenery... Fantastic shot!
ReplyDeleteDifferent way to look at the boats. Nice picture.
ReplyDeleteNow that is a picture window! Wonderful reflections.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic, reflective photo in the window! I guess I'm the last person in the world to comment on it. Better late than never!
ReplyDeleteI had to look twice as I wasn't sure if it was a painting. The reflection makes for a beautiful scene.
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