Do You See What I See . . .

[RJSorensen]

Took a drive out west this Sunday past and in the midst of the fog and mist . . . I found this. Only photographers can see such shapes and patterns in the everyday, the beauty in gray . . . lol. Do you see what I see?

Canon Pro1

[skifly]

fence

[RJSorensen]

Gosh, this is not that hard . . . I would have thought this old hat trick was done here long ago . . . go on take a stab at it. Use you photo eyes, see.

[D Boone]

Ok, I give up! Its a fence in the water, and thats why its so uniform, cause of the reflection, but Otherwise, I'm done....

[prsdint]

waaaaaaaawwo its wonderful nad nice picture



:) Ican see what you are see

[Ikinaa]

I like it...

And I asked myself the last days of bad weather what I could possibly shoot... Man I lack ideas...

I also lack the 'Do you see what I see?'...
I see neat geometric forms, reflections in water (a subject I like very much), great composition, as always in your pictures, but I can't see behind...

[Ussuri]

It looks to me like there is one "K" too many?

[Words]

keep?

[RJSorensen]

Well perhaps it was not that good of an idea . . . but if you look close, you will see the photograph is flipped 180* or upside down, take your pick. Often in very still reflection shots you can do this and make a 'drab' or otherwise uninteresting photo have that bit of spark needed.

Even in the worst of weather there are things to shoot . . . all one needs do is take a walk with camera in hand, the whole world is laid out before you.