Saturday 4 June 2011
Liquid gold
I'm desperate to replenish my stock of photos to post on my blog - running really low since I've been otherwise occupied. I set out at 'the golden hour' to see what there was to see in Saltaire... but, before I'd got very far, the sun had slid behind a bank of clouds and that was that! I did, however, catch this window in Salts Mill reflecting the golden stone, made warm in the evening light. The original old Victorian glass is so flawed that it looks more like a reflection in water than glass. This was a window in Sir Titus Salt's former office annexe. He must have had a romantic and rather soft-focussed view of his creation through that window!
This is my contribution to Weekend Reflections - click here to see thumbnail pics of the other entries; there are always some great images.
Labels:
reflection,
Saltaire,
Salts Mill,
window,
World Heritage Site
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How beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't a wasted trip.
ReplyDeleteThis window reflection was well worth the journey out. There is just so much to do in the spring that it leaves little time for photography and blogging.
ReplyDeletenellie
Excellent reflection, Jenny! And beautiful as well, with all those golden colors.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely not a wasted trip. This photo is worth its weight in liquid gold!
ReplyDelete— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
I do agree with you : the texture of the reflection make think at water indeed... Very nice shot : the colors are so warm on it !
ReplyDeleteA perfect window for daydreaming.
ReplyDeleteA lovely catch!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that lovely! The golden hue just adds that perfect touch. I love old wavy glass!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! And isn't it great when you can catch a shot like this?? Really superb! Hope you have a great weekend! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
a perfect title!
ReplyDeleteI know the feeling of venturing out to take pictures & suddenly everything seems to disappear.
You did get lucky capturing this one though.
; )
Do you imagine: to see the world through a golden river...
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful and warm. I'm anxious to catch up on past posts and enjoy what I've missed!
ReplyDeleteWow, such beautiful golden colors, and I love the window and the brickwork!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love this shot. Beautiful capture.
ReplyDeleteThis one made the trip worthwhile. I have some trips when I come back with nothing and others when I have so many I want to show that I can't decide. You never know when you start a walk or even when you push the shutter button.
ReplyDeleteIt just goes to show, you just never know what you're going to find to capture. I just love the wavy texture of old windows and it sure does lend itself to a beautiful golden reflection. Very nice! ~Lili
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! What a capture!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find!
ReplyDeleteExcellent ! La couleur fait la photo !
ReplyDeleteJenny - it's lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing photo ! that's just gorgeous ! You should frame it !
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! Feels like you could bathe in it.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like liquid gold. A beautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteSimply put... very nice image. I wish I took it.
ReplyDeleteTaking us back in time in a magnificent fashion. I love old glass...
ReplyDeleteI love it! It does look like a water reflection rather than glass.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and leading me here. I'd love to check out your older posts on your home town.
STUNNING image !
ReplyDeleteHave a super weekend.
Perfect title for these awesome reflections! Well done.
ReplyDeleteThis is really incredible...it could be mistaken for a painted window.
ReplyDeletebrilliant photo and title!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Jack, you win some, you lose some. On this walk, you hit the pot of gold! Precious reflection.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! It truly looks like liquid gold!
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