Reflections in tranquillity: Not often I get windless days around here, but these reflections took my eye. The power lines & pylon are a fact of life, but not intrusive to me. It’s a...

Bunko.T Loc: Western Australia.

Not often I get windless days around here, but these reflections took my eye. The power lines & pylon are a fact of life, but not intrusive to me.
It’s a scene from one of the two rivers flowing into my capital city of Perth, Western Australia.

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luvmypets Loc: Born & raised Texan living in Fayetteville NC

Nice!! Great reflections!!

Dodie

Transbuff1985 Loc: east central Iowa

Bunko.T wrote:

Not often I get windless days around here, but these reflections took my eye. The power lines & pylon are a fact of life, but not intrusive to me.
It’s a scene from one of the two rivers flowing into my capital city of Perth, Western Australia.

Red Sky At Night

Reflections are my favorite and these are really nice. Thanks for sharing.

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

Bunko.T wrote:

Not often I get windless days around here, but these reflections took my eye. The power lines & pylon are a fact of life, but not intrusive to me.
It’s a scene from one of the two rivers flowing into my capital city of Perth, Western Australia.

Tonyf1234 Loc: Hyattsville, MD

Love the pictures. I grew up in Bickley, just up into the Darling Range from Perth. There from 49-56, a LONG time ago, but it is always great to see pics from WA.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Well done!

JohnR Loc: The Gates of Hell

Nice shots. Thanks Mate.

slcarn Loc: Draper, Utah USA

Bunko.T wrote:

Not often I get windless days around here, but these reflections took my eye. The power lines & pylon are a fact of life, but not intrusive to me.
It’s a scene from one of the two rivers flowing into my capital city of Perth, Western Australia.

Beautiful serene photos. How far outside of Perth were these taken? Where's the black swans?

We lived in Perth (Applecross) on the banks of the Swan River for three years (2003-2006). The river is a couple of kilometers wide at that point. It looks like I should have ventured up river a bit.

Thanks for posting your photos,
Steve

DeanS Loc: Capital City area of North Carolina

Excellent.

Xmsmn Loc: Minnesota

Bunko.T wrote:

Not often I get windless days around here, but these reflections took my eye. The power lines & pylon are a fact of life, but not intrusive to me.
It’s a scene from one of the two rivers flowing into my capital city of Perth, Western Australia.

The colors and the reflections are so sharp that I had to look twice to notice the power lines. Thanks for sharing.
Mark