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Friday, August 18, 2017

"Get Your Head Out of the Gutter" (Weekend Reflections # 412)

Florence, Italy

I've heard the saying as "get your mind out of the gutter" and "get your head out of the gutter". Of course no one has said either to me.  :-)
I thought about saying it to the man in the reflection as a joke but I don't speak Italian and I'm pretty sure it wouldn't translate even if I did. :-) 

Have a great Weekend!




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This is the place to see and share reflections. Click the rules tab above for more information.  A Reflection =  An image given back by a reflecting surface.  A PHOTOGRAPH of a REFLECTION or REFLECTIONS.

14 comments:

  1. lol, I have a puddle reflection too, but with totally different colors :)

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  2. nicely framed reflection! I have 2 posts from this week that are reflections!

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  3. Sometimes it pays to have your head in the gutter! Great shot!

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  4. Whoa, your photographic eye is as sharp as ever!

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  5. good one, nice reflection, full of textures and a man is like a framed photo.

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  6. I find reflections in some of the oddest places now... good photo. :)

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  7. I've used that expression quite a few times.

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  8. A great picture, the composition, the part you show, is perfect (I hope you know what I mean)

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  9. This is a very funny puddle photo, that man adds something special to it :)

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  10. J'aurais du mal à traduire cette expression... "réveille toi enfin!" peut-être mais cela ne me semble pas assez fort.
    Illustration fort bien trouvée.

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  11. So much can be overlooked in water and glass. However, thanks to YOU, I actually look for them now, James!...:)JP

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  12. Great photo James! Also a funny narrative.

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  13. Wel spotted James. Thanks for hosting and have a good week.

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  14. superbe et le commentaire aussi je crois comprendre... mon anglais manque de pratique!

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