On our short visit to Key West, Florida, a few years ago, I was looking for the character of the town. Little did I know we'd see a character like this, standing between a window reflecting the Old Town Trolley, and another window reflecting one of the carriage lamps outside while revealing the paintings inside.
Posted for Weekend Reflections, hosted by James at Newtown Daily Photo.
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20 comments:
Is that what you called a "stuffed shirt?" - Margy
Very clever image, Kay. I love the old character too. Thanks for your continued visits to my blog. I love having you over! I'd LOVE to have you to visit Kenya! Imagine... Yes, journalism and writing can lose it's "romance" because of the Internet, but these children in the valley have no technology. This makes is so much easier to encourage them to READ and write. Don't you think? Have a great weekend my dearest friend. Please hug Lindy for me (I can see her grinning at me from your side bar) Blessings Jo
Hey there! visiting you back and tnx for your lovely comment on my sky watch post. already a follower.
clavs
He looks like a character right out of the game "Clue"!
What terrific reflections for the day! Such a welcoming figure! I love it! Hope you have a wonderful weekend, Kay!!
Sylvia
Looks like it is a photo studio. You take better phtots than the photographer inside.
I LOVE Key West! You captured a great image representing the quirkiness of the place! LOVE it!
Wonderful reflection. Great, there is so much to see in this photo.
What a fun photo. You should have posed next to it. :-)
I could use this Butler, lol !
I'd like a real butler, please! :-) Cool shot!
I love the name of the gallery
the entire scene is wonderful
Key West is in our bucket list... :)
God bless you!
Cezar
What a wonderfully quirky scene. I've always wanted to visit Key West ... I find the extreme ends of continents to have an interesting "vibe" about them! Well documented!
LOL … love Margy’s “stuffed shirt” take on this, Kay! Reflections of the past are always so charming … but to have a butler in waiting adds much “character” to the trip in time. :)
A great character, Kay! And a great reflection! Thanks for your visits! I am looking forward to meeting you and your husband.
Delightful photo, Kay! That looks a fabulous place to visit.
Are you off on your travels again soon?
I have always heard that Key West had a character of its own and you have found him!
Thaat is a fun shot, Kay...Great reflections! And of course, I love the ever-so-proper butler...he looks so real I can picture him gravely tilting his head in an invitation to enter. Very cool capture...:)
Lynette
Imagination Lane
Great capture! I thought the butler was real until I saw a pedestal; I told myself: "look how he is standing on that small mat". That's when I realized it wasn't real... :-)
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