The weather is still cold and snowy here, very beautiful! Here are a couple of reflections that show some of the beauty of a wintry Edinburgh! I took the first photo along the Water of Leith on Monday.
Crafty Green Boyfriend took this second shot in Princes Street Gardens on Christmas Day.
No reflections along the Union Canal, which is frozen solid - hopefully some photos of that tomorrow!
The second photograph is just the sort of thing I like. So many opportunities for good pictures in these conditions.....if you're brave enough to venture outside!
Love reflections. Crafty Green boyfriend keeps creeping into this blog, I see - does he have a blog of his own? If so would like to visit if he has more photos like this on it.
Your world is soooo much colder than my own ... and very beautiful in it's winter white. Both are lovely reflections so it's difficult to choose a favorite. Hugs and blessings,
The second photograph is just the sort of thing I like. So many opportunities for good pictures in these conditions.....if you're brave enough to venture outside!
ReplyDeleteLove reflections. Crafty Green boyfriend keeps creeping into this blog, I see - does he have a blog of his own? If so would like to visit if he has more photos like this on it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Martin!
ReplyDeleteWeaver, no Crafty Green Boyfriend doesn't have a blog, he just takes photos....
Great reflection pictures. I love the big tree reflecting in the water
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Scotland in the winter months. I see I must rectify that.
ReplyDeleteI like that second shot, too. You and your guy make a good couple!
ReplyDeleteI enlarged the second photo ad it s really, really nice! :)
ReplyDeleteTwo fabulous shots. The second is astonishing, and I know exactly where it is!
ReplyDeleteLovely scene as is the first one.
ReplyDeleteI love the puddle shot - nice catch!
Great shot.. very nostalgic. Love it. Visit my rainbow also.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot.. very nostalgic. Love it. Visit my rainbow also.
ReplyDeletecrafty green, with all due respect to cgb, the first photograph is stunning!!! i haven't ever seen a scen like that. steven
ReplyDeleteLike lace on a lake. Pretty amazing!
ReplyDeleteI really like that second picture (and the header!)
ReplyDeleteThere will no sitting on those benches today. Nice photo.
ReplyDeleteTell the crafty green boyfriend his tree is much admired!
ReplyDeleteThey are both wonderful reflections. It sounds like we have had similar weather. I today was our last snow for a while, but it's still cold.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures of opportunity!
ReplyDelete'Twill be a winter many talk of for some time to come!
Winter is such an underrated season. Thanks for reminding us of some of its beauties.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning. Perfectly captured.
ReplyDeleteTruly beautiful
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and Crafty Green BF
much love
gillena
Beautiful shots and reflections!
ReplyDeleteLove the park benches all sitting in a row and then surprise...the reflection is of a tree! Cool shot.
ReplyDeleteI lvoe the tree "just" reflected in the water - I guess a semi relfection?!
ReplyDeletegrat weekend
Gena
That first photo is so beautiful! But oh so cold!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
the composition adds tension
ReplyDeletethe detail in the foreground with the broad image in the background. hard to capture,
excellent balance and images
Ednburgh looks a lot like Versailles seen this way! Very nice reflections!
ReplyDeletePrinces street reflections - and no one to enjoy them on the benches!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing them with us :-)
Lovely stuff here as ever. Interested to hear of your redwings; have you seen any bramblings this year? I haven't, though some wyear we have plenty.
ReplyDeleteThese two photos are special. But the second is my favorite. The reflection on the puddle is very clear!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I love the codes CGP & CGB.
Your world is soooo much colder than my own ... and very beautiful in it's winter white. Both are lovely reflections so it's difficult to choose a favorite.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
These are really nice. The reflection in the second shot is so very clear. But I love the mood of the first shot. Lovely. Kathy
ReplyDeleteThe are both fantastic reflection photos and the second is my favorite. Well Done!
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