For the Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflections, I have soft focus reflective photos taken in Washington, D.C.
Thoughts of past travel, events and people appear as soft, maybe a little faded in my memory. I’m sharing soft-tinted reflections in photos.
Reflections on Wall
Faces on a Wall
Capitol Landscape
reflections
Faces on a Wall
Capitol Landscape
Reflections on Wall
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These are really beautiful. i like them a lot.
thank you Jo, there are reflective moments and thoughts..:)
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Poetic and beautiful!
Is that your reflection in The Wall? Either way, excellent shots.
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Beautiful! Great choices for this weeks challenge. I really love the shots
Very nice photos, especially the wall. The trees add an extra dimension to the list of names in the reflection.
Interesting photos.
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I love the first one…everything about it, the color, the subtle reflection and still being able to read the names…I HAVE to see it someday…just seeing your photo moves me…
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A lovely take on reflection.
I love the range/variety of your shots…. great shots… finally catching up.
Just seeing the wall brings a tear to my eye. Your photos are priceless.