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| This is the spot for 'selfie' shots of my intrepid photographer! |
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| Imperial Porcelain |
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| © Photos by Richard Schear |
Weekend Reflections
hosted by James in California. Thanks, James!
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| This is the spot for 'selfie' shots of my intrepid photographer! |
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| Imperial Porcelain |
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| © Photos by Richard Schear |
16 comments:
what is that square on the first photo? A giant mirror?
@ Ann — Yes, it is. In fact, it is a mirrored cube, so "selfie" photos can be taken from any side. My husband enjoyed it.
K
Hi Kay,
Thanks for your comment. You could have "altered" the truth and said you were part of the crew. LOL
Our weather is not very cold as compared with Canada.
Unfortunately our houses are not built for the cold. We are not central heated and the cold air seeps into the house. My daughter is in the coldest part of China, Harbin, but she wears shorts and T shirt inside the building. Meanwhile I wear layers of clothes.
I don't know how I survived the Canadian winters. Of course, I was in my early 20s, can't stand the brrrrr!
just looking at you guys swim the Polar Bear swim is enough to make me "faint".
I can imagine it would be much fun taking pics with that mirror in the garden - just ideal for Weekend Reflection shots. Oh! And that imperial porcelains is exquisite.
Wishing you a wonderful happy and healthy NewYear Kay and Richard with a big hug for Lindy.
Breathtaking captures and I have so enjoyed seeing and reading about your wonderful trip to Russia, Kay! Have a wonderful and Happy New Year!
Sylvia
What a cool thing to have a mirrored cube right there - of course you have to take "selfie" photos there! The geek and I would have had a blast there!
What an interesting concept for self photography. I love the china. So delicate. - Margy
Beautiful reflections ! I like the "selfie" shot, he looks like a statue amongst the flowers, lol !
Kay, you are proving that the whole world is reflection.
Hahaha... I'd be there taking the selfie too! Dear Kay, all the very best to you and Dick in the coming year. One day we will meet in person, but until then, we'll keep meeting here in the blogosphere. xo
Beautiful place, Kay, with some wonderful architecture.
Happy New Year 2012 !!!!
Myriam :))
You've convinced us to put Russia on our bucket list.
Awesome reflections! The top one is so cool!
Happy New Year!
I thought the mirror was a huge tv screen :)
your intrepid photographer is a star
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