window
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Comment by bmartuch:
Don, this is kind of like a window to the past. What it shows is behind you. I think you did a nice job on this. I'll recommend you for a Posthumous ribbon as I know him.

Solitude Dam
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Comment by poser:
like the looks of this it looks like it could be in the middle east.

window
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Comment by tnun:
Recognized as yours when previewing entries. Several oscillations keep the viewer suspended or aloft in contemplating form and substance. Not just the oscillation caused by the wibbly storm window, but the frames within frames, the rectilinear forms within the building facade, and most sweetly mr pussycat backgrounded by and looking at greenery (and possibly sculptures of his master's race - whitish forms look like faces to me). One shot. And yet the photo is deceptively quiet.

window
by posthumous

Comment by digifotojo:
Interesting commentary piece, I see the puddies. 7

Angel of the Waters
by posthumous

Comment by Ja-9:
interesting...like the smoothness of the water...will be very interested in your PP notes

window
by posthumous

Comment by smudgeSMJ:
I like using reflections to take pictures of architecture. Neat shot.

window
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Comment by RKT:
This is a photograph that needs to be studied...not passed by in a scant 6 seconds. For if the viewer sticks around, they will be rewarded.The lower pane of the window is a photograph within a photograph and is the part that intrigues me most...what a perfect perch from which to watch the world go by.

window
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Comment by ThingFish:
Creatively recorded reflections.

window
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Comment by VitaminB:
Good reflection, and capture of the cat peering out of the window.

Solitude Dam
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Comment by Melethia:
Colleen had the better idea with the sexy wide lens. :-) That is, however, a very fine sexy big L lens.