*( I decided to challenge myself with new photos and not depend on my archives so much. These were both taken in my living room last night. A harsh winter has preempted outdoor photographic adventures for now.)
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Quite lovely, all! Thank you!
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Thank-you, Lizl. Happy that you liked my end of the day. ❤
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The photos are very effective. I particularly like the first one. The haiku works well as a link between the two.
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Thank-you, Suzanne. That first photo of night reflections from my sectional mirror surprised me. Never know what will come from following one’s curious, inner voice. 🙂
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Indeed. It’s a fascinating photo. You inspired me to try the same challenge this evening.
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Wonderful. ❤
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Fantastic shots!!! Thank you for adding these to the challenge. Well done🌞🌞🌞
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Thank-you, K’lee. This challenge brought me out of my comfort zone to not use my archival material. I have many beautiful sunsets, but I decided to try something different. 🙂
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Hope we’ll see more in the future!
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Nice purple lights at night.
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Thanks, Frank. I made them purple to match the color of the wine. 🙂
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So creative and beautiful!
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Thanks, Rebel Girl. Nice to know I can be creative without going outdoors or using old photos. Winter weather really puts a damper on my photography. 🙂
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Mine too. I don’t like the cold.
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I love the narrow mirrors. They look more like windows. Its hard to tell if you are looking in or out.
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Thanks for your interesting reflection. Never thought of looking out. Hope you have a wonderful evening. 🙂
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I like the effect of the wine colored lights seen through the spaces
in the palm fronds; at least I think that’s what they are.
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That’s exactly what they are, Arati. Happy that you liked it! 🙂
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