Reflections in a sad place. Reflection Hunters Contest Round 109

Hi friends,

This post is my entry to the weekly reflection hunters contest organised by @olgavita in the #shadowhunters community every week. For those of you who might be interested in participating in the contest, here is the link where you can find the instructions to follow in order to participate.

Link to Reflection Hunters Contest Round 109

There are places that are sad, and not because the place is badly decorated, but because one feels empty because of the loss of a loved one, a friend or a family member. Indeed, I am talking about a mortuary.

A few weeks ago one of my uncles died of a heart attack and the whole family gathered at the mortuary in the region where he lived. However, despite the sorrow and sadness of those moments and the result of the many empty hours where one has nothing to do, I began to walk around the facilities of the morgue and I found striking things.

On the one hand, a very striking clock that projected a peculiar shadow and that I already presented a few weeks ago in the shadow contest organized by @melinda010100.

But also due to the cleanliness of the floor, many of the furniture of the enclosure could see their reflections on the floor.

However, what impacted me the most was that a piece of furniture dividing the different rooms that was covered with glass gave me the most symmetrical reflection that I had ever photographed.

Photography submitted to Reflection Hunters Contest Round 109

After these photos, I continued with the rest of the family during the hours that we were at the funeral home before his burial.

Best regards and have a good week.