In April, I attended my very first historical reenactment festival. 'Iron Fest' was held in Lithgow a small town west of Sydney. The enthusiasm of the participants was infectious.
historical reenactment festival, hum ? Was is 300 ! That was reenated ? 'Cause this helmet looks very ancient greek to me... Great (subect of) reflections anyway, thank you for the sharing...
What a great shot. If I had gone to Ironfest I am sure I would not have spotted this, there is just something about your ability to see these types of things.
Thanks for your comment :-) Wonderful, specially I love the last picture. Also I remember when I as a child running through the stubble, crawled up on the stack og straw and jumped down.
Goodness! Someone has spent quite some time polishing that helmet. Wonderful reflection, including you, I think?
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous. Some great reflections !!
ReplyDeleteQuite a reflection - the 'reflector' is most unusual!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!!! Very unusual!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great reflection - almost looks like someone has painted the helmet.
ReplyDeleteGrandiose reflection !
ReplyDeleteJulie!! This pic is unbelievable!!
ReplyDeleteYes, I do believe that is me in the background.
ReplyDeleteOh ! Original et superbe reflet. Bravo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful picture!
ReplyDeleteThanks for passing by my blog.
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Elisa
What a unique shot. I love the fur lined rim around the helmet. And very colorful too. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Well seen - and shot.
ReplyDeleteNow that is quite an original refective surface! Great reflection!
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Very unusual, and so clever! Beautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of those photos that commands the eye to linger awhile.
ReplyDeleteWow ! your reflection look like a great painting
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That's a marvellous reflection.
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Wonderful, Julie! I snapped something similar at the Fete in Roquebrune village last year - your shot is far better!
ReplyDeleteJoli mystère historique ... J'aime bien cette photo qui questionne ...
ReplyDeleteWow stunning Julie.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend reflection.
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A great shot.
ReplyDeleteThat's an awesome photo! Love it :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic, love it.
ReplyDeleteAnd the saga-feeling is perfect. I'm my self a member of the Swedish Tolking-community "Forodrim".
historical reenactment festival, hum ? Was is 300 ! That was reenated ? 'Cause this helmet looks very ancient greek to me... Great (subect of) reflections anyway, thank you for the sharing...
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Mi piacciono molto :)
Grazie della visita e buona serata.
marvelous, julie.
ReplyDeleteVery clever. I love it.
ReplyDeleteSuper, very creative as always.
ReplyDeleteJulie, did you say you'd be somewhere in France soon? Do let me know (but I'll be away until the end of the first week of October).
Julie, this is just cool - great reflection shot. And I bet the festival was a hoot. (I thought you were going to Paris?)
ReplyDeleteThis is a WOW reflection, Julie! You're making me wish I had been at the re=enactment...but I probably would have totally missed this shot!
ReplyDeleteC & F - I will be in France from 18 September until 7 October. I will leave a message on your blog, too.
ReplyDeleteOne of the more original reflections that I have seen. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow! It's terrific photo! Have a great weekend:)
ReplyDeleteAmazing reflection! Fantastic work!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my place and taking the time to leave such a nice comment.
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What a great shot. If I had gone to Ironfest I am sure I would not have spotted this, there is just something about your ability to see these types of things.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful, specially I love the last picture.
Also I remember when I as a child running through the stubble, crawled up on the stack og straw and jumped down.