I was trying to shoot the night view from the 14th floor of our motel last week. The first shot I took had this reflection of me and our room. I did retake and get it with the reflection but I find this one way more interesting. :0)
On our way to new Orleans next month we are going to stop for a night at the Myrtles Plantation, supposedly the most haunted home in America! Wonder if we'll sleep at all. We also plan on seeing Oak Alley Plantation, you know the one often shown in movies, with all the huge live oaks lining the path to it. It'll be SO much fun! What else should we see? Are you nearby? Should we see you?
Very interesting shot indeed.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you are having a great time. Am happy for you :)!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the haunted house and oak photos (and stories) :)
Love the reflection shot with the colours!
Brilliant. It took me a while to work out what I was seeing. It's almost like a collage.
ReplyDeletethe reflection gives an interesting effect to the wiew
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting shot. I like the colored snow.
ReplyDeleteEeeeeek! Myrtles Plantation!!! Have a spooky time!
ReplyDeleteCool shot! My little guy likes watching shows about haunted places, so be sure to let me know how your adventure goes! I hope you have a great time in New Orleans!
ReplyDeleteThat is really a neat shot. Have a wonderful time down in New Orleans. I have to check out your links.
ReplyDeleteIt took me a minute to see what this was, wow, this is just really awesome...a very unique image w/ a little of everything!
ReplyDeleteYou should go on a swamp tour, that was our favorite thing. Wandering through the French Quarter is a must and take lots of money. There are tons of good things to eat and to buy. I'll try to find the name of the wonderful little restaurant we ate at. And you have to have beignets--at a famous restaurant in the french quarter, but I can't recall the name. My husband and I also took a cooking class. It was great fun. We drove past Emiril Lagasse's restaurant. I wish we had stopped. And do take the St. Charles Street Trolley and stroll through the Garden District. Such lovely homes and trees. Have fun--I loved visiting New Orleans. I have a blog friend that lived many years in New Orleans. She just barely moved. If you're interested in visiting with her let me know.
ReplyDeleteWhat a happy accident!
ReplyDeleteI like the reflection in the photo ... makes you think about what's going on inside and out. The Myrtle Plantation sounds spooky and fun. You should take a bunch of pictures and see if you get any ghost orbs.
ReplyDeleteHave you come to New Orleans yet? If not, consider seeing Houmas House Plantation and Gardens. It's 30 minutes from Oak Alley.....fine dining, gardens, fabulous tour, gorgeous mansion. Come see us!
ReplyDeleteJesse Lambert
-Houmas House