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Nice shadows and reflections in the water. The closeup on the veins in the leaf is also unusual.
Sometimes the simplest motif can be captivating, like the oar in the water.
Thanks. I'll try and take 'unusual' as a compliment ;)
Oh, I find that simplicity - or rather, clarity - quite often makes for beauty in whatever art form.
Some more photos from last winter, see the whole bunch properly (larger, and sharper too) here - including these two.
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In some of the photos on the website link three rainbow-like images appear. I can't imagine how these are produced, they have me flummoxed. The middle one is obviously the sun, but the other two?
First time I remember seeing halos like that. I think there were 22° halo, Sun dogs aka parhelia, and a light pillar there. Sunlight interacting with the ice crystals in the atmosphere is what produced them.
Thats remarkable. I must look out for these Sun dogs, we are at lat 61, and the sun is low on the horizon all day, it must be possible to see them from our position too.
Both of the winter scenes are very nice, North Star. I like the white-black contrast on the light blue and purple backgrounds.
Thanks, YesNo
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I have a feeling that we could all do with a cup of hot chocolate at the moment... and please click the links if you bother to look at the images at all
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I'm drinking tea now. I didn't realize hot chocolate was so bubbly.
I liked this one as well in your recent set: https://www.flickr.com/photos/janace...ream/lightbox/
Definitely looks odd!
No it was the bubbly-ness of hot chocolate, I was surprised at. But the other pics of your flickr links were also very interesting. I was amazed at how very simple things like rain on a window could look so strange, or the eye of a perch in a refraction.