Tree Trimmer
by grahamgator

Comment:
Pity that film cameras don't have EXIF data... This is so believable from subject to presentation. Excellent!

half arc
by mitalapo

Comment:
Gorgeous place for photography. Your unsuspecting subjects are cooperating. Nicely caught!

by roz

Comment:
A visual conundrum. I'm enjoying the tropical theme but at the same time, as Don said, the water surface looks like ice. Fascinating how the unexpected is discovered when overlaying disparate photographs.

besooted
by skewsme

Comment:
I can almost hear the burst of the flock taking flight. Startling.

Modified 4
by posthumous

Comment:
Beautiful conversion to b&w. The wooden structures in the foreground, the window panes, and the architecture across the street all work so well together. The person walking their dog is a nice place for the eye to settle.

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by RKT

Comment:
That little box, on the lower edge, with a glint of light appears to be the reflection of somebody opening or closing a door. I'm not exactly sure what I'm looking at but it's a lovely, mysterious image.

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by RKT

Comment:
At first glance, because of severe DOF, I thought you shot through a hole revealing the trees. The reflection is starkly revealed in a dreamy cloud of bokeh. I'm fascinated by the composition choices you have been making, with large areas of negative space to the side, above or below. This technique reminds me of Saul Leiter's photography. You might enjoy his work or maybe you have already seen it. Enjoying your posts. Thanks

Sage composite
by Melethia

Comment:
I find the mottled background fascinating. Things look bleak but the seed pods offer hope.

Aspects of my Better Half
by jomari

Comment:
Your husband, his shadow, and his reflection... You have captured three perspectives in one shot. Pretty impressive!

sand
by roz

Comment:
I feel this is an advertisement for a product that no longer exists. Life before the digital revolution. Very enjoyable!