Up north in the Galilee, on the Mount of Beatitudes, I tried to take a picture of a laminated aerial photo of the church and the pilgrim center.
It was inside the window of the souvenir shop.
Back home, I see the arches and me are included.
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The tourist in white is inside the church; the others are outside.
All good for James' Weekend Reflections.
The window on this side reflects the opposite shore of the Sea of Galilee.
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More about the church in coming posts.
Meanwhile, Shabbat shalom!
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What windows can do....When we are inside they open our view to the outside world, but they also work as mirrors when we are outside, showing sometimes an unreal world.
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I enjoyed your photos and love the post title. Reflections indeed!
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting reflections! Other people's windows are always so sparkling clean . . .
ReplyDeleteShabbat shalom! Nice reflections...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflections!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures Dina.
Happy weekend.
" Regina "
All three are such interesting reflections. This is just a great meme because it lets me see places I will probably never visit in my lifetime. Thanks for sharing these!
ReplyDeleteOn your pic the Mount of Beautitudes is not as high as it always imagined it to be -it's good to get a reality check:)
ReplyDeleteVery historical reflections in those windows. What an amazing place this part of the world is...how I would love to see these places.
ReplyDeleteYour welcome, Dina! It's a good solution. I might need your help another time.
ReplyDeleteNice reflection, I like the final one of the octagonal window with the Kinneret. Shabbat Shalom Dina.
ReplyDeleteYou did get some nice reflections. Thanks for the explanation. Often it is hard to tell who is in or out.
ReplyDeleteIt was a happy accident! Isn't it amazing what we don't see when we are looking at a picture? I am always surprising myself. LOL
ReplyDeleteVery nice reflections!
That first photo just captivates me. Don't forget that the July CDP theme day theme is "reflection."
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beautiful Dina,
ReplyDeletewhat a dreamy reflection like a flashback into history.
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Oh lovely. I visited here two years ago - its a very special place. I'm new to your blog - I will follow it now to revisit some of those places I loved.
ReplyDeleteI think it's nice to see something of the photographer in a reflection.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting photos.
ReplyDeleteVery creative and interesting photographs.
ReplyDeleteI do believe I like the 2nd photo best with the window bars acting like a frame.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful reflections Dina! These are fantastic!
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