WEEKEND REFLECTIONS - BELFAST BUILDINGS

 These shots were taken one day I was walking through Belfast.  I was standing at traffic lights waiting for the green light to cross when I spied this reflection of the Albert Memorial Clock in this large window.  What surprised me was that the Albert Clock stood opposite the NEXT set of traffic lights.  You can just see that set of lights at the bottom right of this shot after the silver car.  

The sandstone clock was constructed between 1865 and 1869 in a memorial to Queen Victoria's late Prince Consort, Prince Albert.  CLICK HERE for more information.

 I waited until the lights changed again and then stood in the middle of the road to get this shot.  I am sure people in cars waiting at the lights wondered what I was doing!!

I moved along a bit and got this shot in the same window.

I thought you might like to see some of the beautiful architecture in our buildings even though the reflections were not great!

Two posh hotels.

Then I liked seeing this lovely car’s reflection in this window.

Finally I stood for ages trying to work out what was inside the shop window and what the window was reflecting.  I could not get the shot without the ‘selfie’.

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