I was very struck by this reflection of the aquaduct railings when we were walking along the canal last weekend. I persuaded Crafty Green Boyfriend to take this photo, even though he didn't know what the fuss was about! You can read more about our walk and the kingisher we saw here.
I like it! Light on water is cool - gives it that sparkly look. My hubs also doesn't always understand my obsession with reflective photos or this and that to fit with a theme.
I'm amused by the monicker Crafty Green Boyfriend . . . . and glad that he would take a photo for you, even without seeing what the fuss was about. Diamond-Cut Husband has done a couple of blog posts for me . . .. maybe I can coax a few photos from him, holding up CGB as an example.
22 comments:
Beautiful photo--quite abstract!
Interesting photograph Juliet - I cannot for the life of me tie it in with what you say it is. I think Gestalt psychology has come in there somewhere.
Beautiful shot! Water and light make a wonderful couple.
Interesting shot!
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greetings from Uruguay :)
Great photo, Juliet, and it is abstract that's what makes it so interesting to me! Hope you have a great weekend!
Sylvia
Those reflection are stunning ! They almost looks like some abstract painting...
Miaou, rwrwrwaouh ! Mraôôô...
I like it! Light on water is cool - gives it that sparkly look. My hubs also doesn't always understand my obsession with reflective photos or this and that to fit with a theme.
I think the word of the day here is "abstract" - and what a wonderfully abstract photo it is!
There is a different reflection there, it's beautiful and your picture very creative!
Léia
That looks like a painting. Great capture.
Beautiful colors and pattern, great shot, love it!
Oh, I see why it caught you eye. Very nice!
That's the famous painting "100 salmon striving for their destiny" by Ma Nature!
Fantastic shot.
Very original ! and indeed a little abstract !
Très bien vu ... C'est beau !
unusual but so pretty.
Happy weekend
I love this abstract photo. The balance in the composition is great.
It doesn't surprise me C.G.P's B.F. did not see what you saw, that is the gift!
I'm amused by the monicker Crafty Green Boyfriend . . . . and glad that he would take a photo for you, even without seeing what the fuss was about. Diamond-Cut Husband has done a couple of blog posts for me . . .. maybe I can coax a few photos from him, holding up CGB as an example.
That is a great shot.
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