Granite Framing of Reflection

3/15/15

This photo was taken on February 28, 2015 at 9:31 AM


The location is in the Federal Triangle in Washington DC

The "Take It!"  was in one of those moments while walking, that I happened to look up, as a flash caught my eye.  The flash had come from a reflection in one of the few windows on the side of this massive building. I backed up to catch it as fully as I could and to observe if it was just sun light, or if I was lucky have an image within it.  Luck was with me - and I took several photos to catch the top of a few columns that were shown from an adjacent building.  

The After Take:  All to whom I have shown this - joined me in marveling how well this small image came out in the center of this mass of huge granite blocks. This is one of those sharing's that I sometimes will say I wish that the individual I am showing it to had been there with me to get caught up in the awe of the discovery - but am glad the camera was able to record it for us.

I take this opportunity to say the same to each of you as is mentioned to others, in the above.

All my best,

Bruce

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Comments: 7
  • #1

    Gabe (Monday, 16 March 2015 10:17)

    Thats cool looking. Looks like just a hole in the wall its so clear.

  • #2

    Sf1967 (Monday, 16 March 2015 10:18)

    The clarity to it is pristine. What a reflection!!

  • #3

    Jim (Saturday, 21 March 2015 22:19)

    It really does look like we are just looking through it to the other side.

  • #4

    Sally (Saturday, 21 March 2015 22:20)

    If only I could get my husband to keep our windows this clean.

  • #5

    Mike (Saturday, 21 March 2015 22:21)

    It looks like such a tiny window. Is it high up?

    Looks like it could be a pain to keep that clean.

  • #6

    Yuppie7 (Saturday, 21 March 2015 22:23)

    @Gabe I agree, looks like they just didn't put a brick in that one spot.

  • #7

    Teri (Saturday, 21 March 2015 22:27)

    I'm going to have to put together a scavenger hunt based on some of your pictures. My eighth graders would love it when they take their yearly DC trip.