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by streetpigeon

Comment by posthumous:
reflections can be stingy and unreliable, but this one tells us a lot about the location. the composition and its diagonals go well with the square frame. the nonreflective surfaces are well placed as well.

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Comment by mariuca:
Reflections are my passion and they always tell something that we miss, even when we turn them 180 degrees.
Must say that I might try this in B&W also for I like a lot the story

Eddie's Sweet Shop
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Comment by insteps:
Love the delicate layers of glass jars. This a long glance while ambling down busy NY streets.

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Comment by primabarbara:
in invitation to play. Maybe when the weather is better...

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Comment by ubique:
I thought the net was pointing the wrong way until I realised that I was upside down. I heard recently that in the early days of basketball, the net did not have an exit hole at the bottom. They had to use a stepladder after every basket. True? Urban myth? Reflection pictures always seem to have me ... reflecting. Thank you.

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by streetpigeon

Comment by krnodil:
fine division of the frame with the reflected elements - I need to be more mindful of reflections, myself, as you prove here how fascinating they can be

Synchronize Disjunctures
by streetpigeon

Comment by Ecce_Signum:
Maybe this conundrum will be explained next Tuesday?

Pareidolia Tree
by streetpigeon

Comment by posthumous:
I like how the puffiness of the tree echoes the puffiness of the foliage around and behind it

Synchronize Disjunctures
by streetpigeon

Comment by ubique:
Every time I see one of these I photograph it. Either literally or mentally. The mental shots always seem to come out much better.
It's absorbing. Thank you.

Synchronize Disjunctures
by streetpigeon

Comment by posthumous:
nice arrangement of light, shadow, texture, and depth. a study in square