Before the dinner by Faemike55
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Description
Before the dinner, I saw the lights reflected in the dinner plate. I took the picture AFTER Grace.

Comments (44)
Creepy! ")
Yeah, creepy...it looks like phantasmal angel-bong!
Gee I thought that those white things were the size of the portions of steak you were having for dinner ;-)
brr!! nice!!
Very Cool!
this is so very neat!
Sinister looking...whats for dinner
So it was a light meal?! Very well seen! Clive
looks somewhat ghostly
hope you had a great dinner ! and be sure to remember such moments
Its just the spirit of the season come for a visit. Super image.
Very special design in this, like a mystery ;-)
I can hear you now... MOMMmmmmm.... who put the slimey nose pig (at top) on my plate????!!!!! lol
Yikes, turn on the lights !!!
Very abstract Mike but what did Grace do with her picture?!!!!! Lol.
Cool work my friend......!!!!
Very odd capture. This is a great find.
Strange lighting. Who knows what was slipped onto the dinner table before the ights were turned on. Facinating capture!
can't tell what i'm viewing mike, like the mysterious image.
A fantasy? Eloquently of a vision of grid ...... But hey. Bravo again, great (5 + +)) Un phantasme?? Éloquence d'une vision de grille ...... Mais bon . Bravo encore ,génial (5++))
Love this pic Mike, what a cool effect
Cool! :)
excellent!
Cool shot!
That's all you get? 3 meager portions of sushi? I'd demand a replate!!
Looks pretty cool, Mike!
different, great and interesting...like this
So did you see it first or did Grace. Very cool but weird !!
Oh, an UFO!....No? Great, what ever it could be! ;o)
Wow - that is a little spooky! It's amazing what can be done with a little playing and a lot of imagination! Cool work, Mike!