It was one of those drier afternoons. We were in the other town to pick up some small stuff at the hubby's favorite hardware store. While waiting for him give his orders, Yongi and I watched the coming and going along the street, then the scene via the side mirror caught my eye and got me a little busy.
Yongi's double reflection (on the mirror and on the glass window (the face in particular) looks a little funny. It was as if he knew I was taking a photo and was playing his part nicely馃榿
Here, he appears to be contemplating on something. Or maybe just watching an action across the street? He sure loves having his head out the window.
His eyes are set upwards. Birds flying or up in the electrical cables, maybe?鈽猴笍 I wouldn't say he was looking at the truck, or could he be? Anyway, his tiny paw got its reflection too.
The Petron gas station across the street appears as if it is farther away, when it's just about 20 meters or so from where we were parked.
It was nice to have caught double reflections of things on the side mirror and on the car's windows. Who knew waiting can be this fun?馃槉
Meanwhile, this was a reflection of the hillside at church, along with the tree silhouette, fencing, and even part of the welcome signage, taken on the second of August after we attended the morning mass.
We were blocked by another vehicle in the parking lot and we couldn't get out so we waited. Looking around, I noticed the scenery on the next car's side window and took a few pics.
Don't be fooled, that red shade is not a fiery sunset (I wish it was). The glass window's reflective tint was red, hence the color. By the way, pardon me for the blurry images, I didn't roll down the window and took the shots.
And there goes the little stories behind the pics. They made waiting fun鈽猴笍
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