Mirror, Mirror on the Water….which is the fairest of them all
Late evening in the Upper Derwent Valley, Derbyshire. A near cloudless sky and the waters of Howden Reservoir were flat calm, hardly a ripple reflecting the twin towers of Howden Dam and woodland along the shores.
Mirror reflections….Twice as Nice
Just an idea for this week’s DP Photo Challenge on the topic of Mirrors
See what others have submitted on:- https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/mirror/
3rd September
(C) David Oakes 2016
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Awesome photos, David. You’ve captured the atmosphere perfectly.
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Thank you 🙂
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Gorgeous shot – that smooth and immaculate reflection brings great relaxation
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he day had not been as calm…but as dusk came so did the clear sky
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like glass
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I agree. The water and reflections look like glass. So still, so pure. Brilliantly done, David 🙂
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You know what they say “Deep waters run still” 🙂
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and just as fragile 🙂
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Lovely, serene image
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There was no a sound which added of the magic of the moment 🙂
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Perfect!
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David, a great idea to ‘mirror’ the image..terrific and beautiful.
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Thought I would give it a try ,,,,two for the price of one!
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Yet again beautiful image although even though initially it made me wonder why you posted it twice…
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As I said…Twice as Nice 🙂
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Is THIS the famous Lake of Glass then where the best companion Arthur ever had, is resting on the bottom? Is it here where Excaliber, of Caliburn (which ever name people coose) is resting till the times thet England need Arthur and Excalibur again?
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Not a chance this body of water didn’t exist till the 20th century. But its claim to fame is that those twin towers were used to train the famous Dam Busters Squadron
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