Reflections - Across the street

A reflection in our garage door window.

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Reflections - Still waters

Another quiet spot along Carroll Creek.

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Reflections - Bridge over Carroll Creek

Pedestrian bridge over Carroll Creek.

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Reflections - The mouse and the Mobius strip

A whimsical reflection for your thoughtful consideration. For a more traditional view, visit my March 5 post.

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Reflections - Lily in water

A little shadow, a little reflection and a beautiful water lily!

Last week Andrea Priebe commented that she would like to see more of the bridge that was reflected in my post, so I have posted more images of the bridge in a previous here.

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Carroll Street Bridge - revisited

Carroll Street Bridge seen from the pedestrian bridge

Last week I posted a reflection of part of the Carroll Street Bridge for "Reflections". Andrea Priebe commented that she would like to see more of the bridge, so here are some recent images of the bridge and a little history. The bridge is actually standard concrete construction. The stone blocks and other features were the work of William Cochran and others who painted the concrete to look like stone masonry and other objects. For more history of the bridge go to Community Bridge.
 

The Fountain

South path under bridge

Pillar and arches

Painted duck

Reflections - Carroll Street Bridge

Carroll Street Bridge reflected in the creek.

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Reflections - Photographer in a window

Taken in April in Frederick.

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Light streaks are double reflected, first by our van's window and then by a mirror in our foyer.

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Reflections - in flood waters

We had heavy rain about 2 weeks ago that flooded parts of Baker Park along Carroll Creek. In fact, the park is part of the flood control for Frederick, preventing flooding in the business district. This picture is several days after the flood and the creek was already back in is banks (in the trees at the top of this picture).

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