wow! Great capture,a mirror,something seldom used as an art work, it will give a more spectacular shot when the conditions are right, maybe at sunrise or sunset.
Hi Jim, you have a very interesting photo for this week's submission. Thanks for leaving a comment for my blog post. But please note that there are many of us now (including me) who prefer not to have links in the comment section. I hope that will not dissuade you from continuing to visit and comment. Have a wonderful week in beautiful Sydney!
lovely!!!!! perfect shot for skywatch!!!! have heard of Anish Kapoor, but havent seen a single one of his works so far. thanks for showing me! have a grt weekend!
Oh gosh - so very beautiful!
ReplyDeletewow! Great capture,a mirror,something seldom used as an art work,
ReplyDeleteit will give a more spectacular shot when the conditions are right,
maybe at sunrise or sunset.
Spectatcular piece of outdoor art, makes for a great shot. I was in Middlesborough at the weekend admiring 'Temenos' another of Anish Kapoor's works.
ReplyDeleteNeat idea!
ReplyDeletewow! I'd love to be there to enjoy the sight.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
ReplyDeleteOutstanding reflection!
ReplyDeleteImpressive! Great picture.
ReplyDeleteWow, great shot.
ReplyDeleteThat must've been tricky to shoot Jim.
ReplyDeleteIt was a bit tricky. I had been down there a couple of other times and the sun was in the wrong spot so didn't get such a good shot.
DeleteWhat a perfectly amazing sculpture and your terrific photo is absolutely perfect for Skywatch Friday! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteamazing reflection Jim... fantastic photographic composition, wow!
ReplyDeleteGreat reflection in the mirror!
ReplyDeleteThis is a perfect SWF post!
Well done!
What an incredible capture, Jim!!! WOW! Indeed!!
ReplyDeleteI love the sky mirror.
ReplyDeletethat installation is uber cool!
ReplyDeleteLove the sky reflection. Happy SkyWatching.
ReplyDeletethis is a nice piece of art. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely sky and the sculpture is cool! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteReally lovely the sky reflected in this sculpture.
ReplyDeleteFantastic artwork!
ReplyDeleteSimply superb.
ReplyDeleteHi Jim, you have a very interesting photo for this week's submission.
ReplyDeleteThanks for leaving a comment for my blog post. But please note that there are many of us now (including me) who prefer not to have links in the comment section. I hope that will not dissuade you from continuing to visit and comment. Have a wonderful week in beautiful Sydney!
Perfect shot and reflection.
ReplyDeleteThis sky mirror is awesome artwork.
That's really cool Jim!
ReplyDeletePerfect photo!
ReplyDeleteThats lovely! Must be a great show.
ReplyDeleteSo unique! Love his work.Great capture!
ReplyDeletelovely!!!!! perfect shot for skywatch!!!! have heard of Anish Kapoor, but havent seen a single one of his works so far. thanks for showing me! have a grt weekend!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, what an installation! Great shot for SWF!
ReplyDeleteHappy skywatching!
Irene
That is very cool! A unique take on SWF!
ReplyDeleteexcellent
ReplyDeleteHappy Skywatch Friday
Beautiful photo! What an interesting art work, the reflection is great :)
ReplyDeleteJust perfect for skywatching fans, what a fun display
ReplyDeleteA monumental 1939 Art Deco building blocked out by a giant modern sky mirror?
ReplyDeleteIt looks really intrusive from this perspective but it's not that bad.
DeleteYes, I give links in my posts wherever possible. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a grand idea!! I love the concept of a sky mirror.
ReplyDeleteAmazing how a simple idea built on a grand scale can be so mega impressive, j'adore the cloud reflections in this huge mirror Jim.
ReplyDeletewhat a great piece of heaven! love it ♥
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, wish I have such a mirror in my town.
ReplyDeleteIt's huge! It probably gets very bright when the sun shines right on it.
ReplyDeleteThe sun's reflections have scorched the grass in front which is why you see the sprinklers spraying water in front.
DeleteBelle sculpture.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting concept and I sure one that makes many viewers linger.
ReplyDeleteVraiment tres original ;o)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant idea! Glad I came by your blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog.
Alexander
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This is brilliant! I've seen it in London: http://mendoncajose.blogspot.pt/2010/12/sky-reflections.html
ReplyDeleteIt looked great there. Thanks for the link, JM.
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