Friday 7 January 2011

Weekend Reflections: Lights in the Dark

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“There are two ways of spreading light:
to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.”
~ Edith Wharton ~

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More photos from the late night walk in the park last weekend (compare the recent post Slip-Sliding Away Into A New Year).

Near one of the entrances to the park there is a sculpture named “Slit”. (Followers of my previous blog The Island of the Voices might remember it.) If you click on the image below, a link will take you to a photo of  the whole sculpture in daylight.

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The polished black surface inside the hole mirrors the view of the gazebos on the other side. Now with all the snow and ice, and in the dark, I was not able to bend down and actually look through the hole… and even less look through the hole through the camera eye… so I just held the camera down and let it do the job for me, hoping for the best!

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Not only can you look at the gazebos through the stone sculpture, you can also look at the illuminated trees through the gazebos!

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The lights reflected in the ice on the river.

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Standing beneath one of the illuminated trees, looking up.

Monica (a.k.a DawnTreader)

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See more reflection photos at
Weekend Reflections # 68

8 comments:

  1. Marvelous captures! And such beautiful, colorful reflections! Your photos are superb! Hope you have a lovely weekend!

    Sylvia

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  2. Beautiful! It's like a winter wonderland!

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  3. What a magical experience this must have been to wander! Stunning photos!

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  4. What beautiful lights, I love the next to the last, with the ice and everything, stunning!

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  5. Really like the penultimate picture.

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  6. beautiful place to wander. you captured fantastic images.

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  7. i remember the sculpture well. your camera did good looking through the hole. these are really nice. i love the sparkle of white lights at night and in the trees.

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  8. These are terrific photos! The first in this series is very inventive. Great idea to capture it as you did.

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