I stopped to take a photo of the flowers and was pleased to see the reflection of the buildings from across the street in the windows of this restaurant in Old Market Omaha, NE.
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My blog is pretty laid back. I like to share jokes, recipes, books I've read, photos I've taken, day-to-day vignettes, and odd or fascinating items. All with a splash of humor. CURRENT HEADER PHOTO: My sister's famous cherry cookies.
Friday, June 24, 2011
Weekend Reflections - Architecture on the Menu
I stopped to take a photo of the flowers and was pleased to see the reflection of the buildings from across the street in the windows of this restaurant in Old Market Omaha, NE.
For more Weekend Reflections visit James here.
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AMAZING photo, I adore taking pics of buildings...and this reflection is beautiful
Jolie mise-en-bouche.
Cool shot Pat! You never know What's going to pop up!
Happy weekend to you!
hughugs
You have a good eye Pat. Nice reflection shot. I really like your pic of the old mining train. Bet that one would take well to B&W conversion!
Awesome photo !
Isn't it fun where we can find reflections, Pat? I love this one and you do have a great eye! Hope you have a lovely weekend!
Sylvia
Well that was killing two birds with one stone! Beautiful flowers and a wonderful reflection as well! I wish you a great weekend!
oo nice...architecture is cool...love old downtowns...so was the spaghetti good?
Now I'm hungry and I just ate lunch! The buildings in the reflection are quite nice!
Do you only accept comments from blogger? I normally use OpenID.
Great reflection...and Spaghetti Works sounds like a place I'd enjoy visiting!
Ha! Cool shot, Pat!
That is really awesome.
The reflection looks like the real thing. Excellent picture, Pat.
I love it when I take a pic of one thing and it surprises me by showing something I didn't first see. A terrific shot!
There is such clarity in that reflection!
Great reflection. New follower here, wishing I was traveling the country.
Great reflection! I like those old buildings!
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