Published Tuesday, May 18, 2010, OK personal/derivative use; link lovethatimage.artsquadgraphics.com.
Pool reflections
Looking through the archives, I pulled up this shot of the pool right inside the main entrance of the Conservatory at the Bronx Botanical Garden, taken a year ago. I love the white orchids. New York sure does things up big.
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Great reflections. So good in fact it is hard to tell the reflections from the reflectors! Thanks for sharing. I am visiting from Watery Wednesday!
wow! amazing shot!
Very pretty – I just love it.
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Reflections make such interesting photos. Too bad sagebrush isn’t tall enough to do that, even if there was some water in the desert.
That is cool and interesting shot.
Oh my! Wow! The reflections are so complex and stunningly beautiful! I am really liking this!
wow, this looks like a tropical paradise. beautiful reflections.
A wonderful sight! Such detailed, beautiful reflections!
What a pretty reflection photo, well done!
Cool reflection! One could not have told which is which. 🙂
I LOVE this shot!! Gorgeous…but I’m curious, where is it? Can see it’s indoors somewhere…?
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Nice reflections. I love taking photos at botanical gardens.
Looks like a great place to spend the day 🙂
Very cool shot. Nicely done.
Happy WW!
Wow it looks cool and pretty…happy WW!
Oh my, this is a fantastic shot from the Bronx Botanical Gardens. Love those reflections and I love this photo.
I am a total sucker for photos with reflections…very nice.
That is so pretty! An amazing reflection shot… Great!
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I’m glad I was able to stop by. That’s a beautiful looking spot and I love the reflection.
Nice with the reflection of the water!
Oh my gosh Sarah — that IS beautiful. As are all your pictures — but this gives me a new place to add to our “must visit” list. (growing and growing)