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gio67
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some upside down reflections

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ie turned through 180 degrees

a block of flats in london taken through a sort of pond , trees in a park in bolton and canary wharf in london (normal orientation)

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The second shot is awesome, very beautiful. I like it most.
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I really like the first 2. The first appears to be an impressionist painting, the second almost looks you feel like you're in the forest.

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I like the second one as well, I also like the green patches on the grey sky in the first.
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thanks for the comments ,much appreciated
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Hi Gio67, :)

I'll go for the second shot as well; there's something about the blue and the leaves that appear as though frozen in midair.


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aster wrote:Hi Gio67, :)

I'll go for the second shot as well; there's something about the blue and the leaves that appear as though frozen in midair.


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thanks Yildiz,that's the sort of feeling I got when I looked at it on the computer,sort of gravity defying, a lucky shot really, i never intended anything when I took it, just a lucky glance into the water and thought it might be ok.
don't want to sound macabre, but, it's the sort of view that could be seen from a grave by the incumbent, a confusing mass until you hopefully wake up to reality :wink:
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I go for the second as well. It gives the feeling of lying on the bottom looking up through the waters surface to the trees above. Very nice and surreal. John
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