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| This is what you get when you try to shoot the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges— at night and from a boat on choppy water. (To be honest, I like the effect.) |
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| Here's the same thing, captured with slightly less movement a few moments later. [See more bridges here.] |
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| Sacré Coeur, in Paris, with the late-afternoon sun creating a reflection in the stained-glass window. [See more Weekend Reflections here, at James's meme.] |
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| How about a detail? This little bird is perched on one of the cables of the Brooklyn Bridge. [To see more Sunday Bridges, go here chez Louis la Vache.] |
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| This sculpture, at the U.N., was a gift from Italy. It's one of several versions of "Sphere Within Sphere," by Arnaldo Pomodoro. Don't know what the sculptor meant, but if you see it as a broken globe then it seems fitting that we should see ourselves reflected in it—after all, we really haven't taken very good care of our planet up to now. [Go to James's meme to see more weekend reflections.] |
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| This is the Triborough Bridge, so-called because it connects the Bronx, Manhattan, and Queens. |
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| My favorite Venice wine bar is a friendly, cozy place to be on a chilly winter evening. Wish I could stop by there on my way home tonight! [You can see more weekend reflections here, at James's meme.] |
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| As seen from the very tippy-top of Notre Dame's south tower, here are the Pont de la Tournelle and the Pont de Sully just beyond. (For a "hat trick +1," the Austerlitz and Charles de Gaulle bridges are just visible in the distance.) [You'll find more Sunday Bridges here, chez Louis la Vache.] |
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| I'm a sucker for a puddle reflection— and I'm willing to go all the way to Rome's Trastevere neighborhood to find one! [See more reflections here, at James's meme.] |
