Is it odd to see a goose flying out of a window? This one has been on the loose for a number of years, but has yet to reach a body of water. It is, in fact, a "trompe l'oeil", a painting created by William Cochran. What is a bit of happenstance is that on February 1 when I took this picture, the sun angle (see below) was close to that of the painted shadow of the goose. 
The above image was taken May 7 towards the sun over Carroll Creek. I got a bright reflection and dark silhouette of the city skyline. I used the levels command in PhotoShop Elements to adjust the range of dark and light tones in the image and got the image below which brought our details not visible in the normal image. A further adjustment of the color gave the dramatic third image. 
I have shown reflections in this widow in the past from a different angle. This time you get to see some of the inside of the Candy Kitchen window as well as the skyline across the street. More shots of this window are on my Window Views post this week.
A little of Frederick skyline reflected in the windshield of truck 42.
There are many reflections in this Ecclectibles window, including your blogger. The shot was taken during the First Saturday celebration in Frederick.
Above is the reflection of the street and other buildings across from the Museum of Civil War Medicine. And I just cannot resist the reflections in the building below, even on an overcast afternoon. For a reflection of the Space Station and Discovery, check Discovery in Twilight.
The windows of Patrick's Irish Pub are always good for reflections and on a sunny afternoon the buildings across the street really shine.
Delaplaine Arts Center
All Saints Street Parking garage
Eastern sky, late afternoon
Reflections on an old auto dealer window
Reflections on a store window
Last Saturday was a beautiful day and the skies above the houses and buildings in Frederick made for some great photo opportunities. The building in the last image was gutted by fire in July.
Sweet Memories is a candy store in downtown Frederick. Looking up we get a nice reflection of the sky and tops of buildings. Then pointng the camera level, the passing cars and buildings across the street appear.
I found lots of reflections downtown during the First Saturday celebration, including the photographer in the above and last image.
Red sky and tree
Reflected corner - Patrick and Market Streets
Here are some of the vintage German air-cooled autos on display during the First Saturday celebration in Frederick. Above is a 1970 model. The VW below is truly "bug-eyed".
1956 Porsche Roadster
Camper and Thing (VW Type 181)
A newer model drives by.
