Some more reflections to meet this week’s photo challenge, these being reflections from the Emerald Isle.
Firstly I give you Glencar Lough, on the border between counties Sligo and Leitrim. A still day, great clouds and a great result.
The second image for the reflections theme, is taken closer to home in County Cork. This is where I was trying to get to for the sunrise that ultimately featured in Reflections I.
A bit too much distraction in the shot but I thought I would offer it anyway.
Tomorrow we return to Scotland for more reflections.
Meticulous Mick 
this is simply great; the Reflection series is fabulous, I don’t think the “Like” is enough. Great job. 🙂
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very kind of you Ahmed, I hope this week is proving to be a good week. Here the month of April Showers is living up to its name. MM ☔️
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Already I’m trying to work out which one of these I’m going to vote for in the March selection… both are beautiful!
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Well you don’t need to wait until the end of March as I am running a special reflections vote on Saturday. 👍
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While Glencar Mirror is stunning…Golden Morning is just so warm and, what distraction? Seriously…
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The wood on the bottom right and the rushes on the left had to be cut back due to overhanging tree branches that distracted. Am I being picky?
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Just a tad…. 😉
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“Distraction in the shot”?? I reckon stunning beauty was the distraction 🙂 Great shots!
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Thank you so, so much. Appreciated. Have a great day, MM 🍀
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Beautiful photos!
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Thank you Elaine, I love a good reflection so it is a bit of self indulgence once more. 😃
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Soft, like paintings. Exceptional shots!
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Thank you, I am a bit of a reflections fiend…😃
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These are great, Mick!
janet
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It is so good to get such feedback. Hopefully I can illicit further such comments go forward. Thank you Janet. MM 🍀
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Beautiful shots and great locations. I’ve been to Glencar, but wouldn’t be sure of that spot in Cork. PS, maybe I should start addressing you as John now, rather than Mick, as I’ve been doing all along, lol.
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Aidy, you can use either. As I was MM at the start while incognito, that name has stuck somewhat on here. The Cork spot is effectively part of the flooded valley from the Lee Valley Dam (Inniscarra).
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Absolutely wonderful, love the morning shot:)
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Thank you so much, it is great to hear you like them, MM 🍀
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These are beautiful!
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Thank you Ellie, I am glad you like them, MM 😃
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Ah, I love reflections! 🙂
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And as you can tell, me too 😃😃
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More Beautiful Captures:) Happy Week!
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Thank you, hopefully you are looking forward to your venture later this year….🍀🍀
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Simply grand!
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Thank you so much once more, MM 🍀
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Beautiful photos Mick 🙂
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Thank you, MM 🍀
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Lovely, MM.
You seem to have more flat water on your side of the world. You’ve shown some really lovely reflections.
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Thanks Vicki – I think so much of your water is the sea, with the waves tending to kill reflections. Plenty of water over this way for sure….🍀
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Very nice pictures, I like both. Very good shots. Greetings.
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Oh my gosh, these are beautiful pictures. They would make for an amazing feature wall or blown up and framed.. STUNNING!
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Thank you so much Inspired Art, your comments are truly appreciated. MM 🍀
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You are welcome. I do love you pictures, and talk about them all the time. Until next time.
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That’ll be tomorrow then – I have posts scheduled for all of this week 😃
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Yeah! ThAt is cool..
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Both are lovely, but there is something about the second one that draws me to it!
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It is up Inchigeela near Macroom. 🍀
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They are stunning shots Mick. I look forward to seeing the Scottish ones. I know Scotland has beautiful views.
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Scotland is wonderful and one of my favourite places to go……🍀
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WOW!!! Great pics!
Have a nice monday!
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You too Ana, may the week be great, MM 🍀
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