Go Figure... by bmac62
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Oh, my word...let's see, what gallery section (genre) should I put this under? Glamour, Gothic, Historical, Horror, Humor, Music, Objects, People, Realism, Romance, Steam Punk, Still Life, Transportation or Wierd? Well, OK, Steam Punk doesn't really fit does it. But then who knows, there may be a steam engine and an old punch card in there somewhere:)
We just couldn't pass up the fancy piano in the window. One of many antique stores downtown Snohomish, Washington.
If you ZOOM, you can look around inside. There is a very nice mirror on the wall back in there.
Bill:)
"Drip Pan #2"
Comments (35)
Great shot Bill. I guess you beat Tara on the posting, lol. As to the 'Olympia', you better hurry if you plan to visit. They are having trouble maintaining the upkeep and are looking for private funding. I wish I had some of those items off this ship!
Fantastic reflections Bill and I'll have to go over to Tara's gallery next. Zoom mode certainly gets us into all the lovely items in there. Dana
Funny, Steampunk would fit this. Okay, there are no steamy punks ( or more specifically, no Victorian Era difference engines, steam powered computers, or other visual tropes which have since become cliche, but there's filligree and warm golden color, there's detail upon detail, and an oddly fantasy-like element to this. But that's just a ramble. There are so many ways this could be categorized, and the picture itself supports all of it. I like the "Self-Portrait-With-Tara" element of this as well. I recognize her photographer's stance, and the whole vibe of this picture is so warm and alive and giddy in all of the best ways. And what reflections! WOW! Reflections, colors, human interest and all sorts of "veiled realities" in here. NICE!
The multiplied mirror effect makes this shot interesting to me !
How about "Don't look if you are trying to catch up on your comments, because you will become glued to this image." OK, a little long and unwieldy, but accurate. I love the way the items in the room and the reflections get tangled up together! I see a vase on an awning and carpet on a car fender. Love the patterns made by the mirror and tree! Excellent image!