Looking through my old photos often results in finding a photo that calls to me. I came across this one that I captured in 2009 while my wife and I were spending a few days in Newport, Rhode Island. Newport is known for its many mansions that were built in the “Gilded Age” (1870 - 1900) by the wealthy industrialists and financiers, known as the “Robber Barons”. Newport is also known for its rich sailing history, including hosting the America’s Cup for many years as well as being home to the United States Naval War College. It is no surprise that the town has lots of boats and marinas everywhere. We stayed on Goat Island, and walking around we came across one of the marinas. It was after dinner and the soft evening light lit up the boats. I spotted this window that gave a unique view of the boats in its reflection.