Going Up ~~ Or Down ~~ Or Who Knows Where?? by beachzz
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Comments (21)
super shot
Cool...why don't they just jump...LOL
Very cool capture!
excellent capture Maz, great geometrical lines.
Very cool reflection. :-)
the slight blurr does the miracle to me...smile...you really can't tell where the reflection ends and the real stuff begins
Excellent!
This is really great, love it ;O)
Stay above the waterline is my recommendation!!! (If you catch my drift!) Great image M!!! :)
Very well seen!!!
The bottom half is waivering while the top is stolid.
Very cool!
Cool image, looks like modern art to me...great work!
This is just too cool. I love the horizon between water and air, and the fact that one has to look twice to find it. Awesome shot!
This is one of those pics you can turn upside down and find it hard to tell. A couple of abstract paintings were hung upside down in the tate earlier this year, nobody new until someone alerted the staff. If you did the same with this a lot of people would not guess. Well spotted and expertly captured, fantastic image. Bravo!!!!!5+++++
WOW. What a beguiling shot! It's definitely otherworldly in so many ways. I love the colors here, the strong, bold shadows...the weird sort of "netherworld" quality to it. I get the impression that the whole thing is under water, as if it's between currents, or cold/warm water barriers. It has that watery density that is very, very appealing. All of that is to say that this is a gorgeous and hypnotic capture...something of an abstract study that really invites you into a strange and shifting world. It's also a favorite!
what a fantastic feel in here!
Deep I love it!.....it draws you into thought....represents so many different scenrios.
nice to explore wonderful work warm hug, Linda
I've always felt there should be a law—enforceable by payment of art supplies—that all pics should be seen full-view. This, full view, is a wonderful lens painting: Big, bold, abstract, simple but very evocative. We can't quite tell if this is a dock & its reflection, or just a dock captured with a water-line to make it look like reflection; and really, it doesn't matter because the whole has a dreamy quality where the forms are whispered on as much as photographed. Some great 20th C. painters sought visions like this; but this is wholly photographic (with its sheen and luminous darks & lights). Always nice to see you explore painting with the camera. Like Chip (& someone else), I'm making it a fav...
Awesome! Love it