Bandit by auntietk
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At the Edmonds marina.
Comments (22)
Superb capture Tara. God Bless.
I love the impressionistic look of this photo. Great!!!
You stole this reflection Tara, well seen.
Amazing amount of black in that reflection..makes me not want to dive in, whcih is most unusual for me!
Awesome capture Hugs Susan
Beautiful reflection's effects! Almost abstract.Bravo for this creative photo Tara!
Ah... a boat. I was wondering about the title. Interesting - the hull seems OK, but the rest in the reflection is wavey. Interesting phenomenon. Nice photo. Keep up the good work! :-)
I had to stop....and look...and honestly look even longer before I realised what it was! Brilliant crop work.. Well done.. Rob
Very good capture and great cropping where's Johnny?
Great reflection capture; well seen!
I like the reflection on the water. Great picture.
Excellent Tara, I love reflection shots, this is superb!
Beautiful and floating :-) Well seen too :)
Gorgeous reflections, Tara! Has a very calming and tranquil feeling.
Quite interesting reflection and abstract.
Wow! That is some confusing reflection when you first look at it. :D Fantastic capture! :)
So wonderfully abstract - struggled to see it in the thumbnail! Clive
a wonderful way of showing us the 'subject', and then plunging into its reflections & underside. The pic is about the latter, and while these are clearly reflections, your image has rendered them a series of jagged, glassy webs, a network that trails the Bandit around whether the Bandit likes it or not. In fact, the reflections appear to be actual metal beams inside the water itself. (The only image I can give you is from scientific laboratories, where you see large metal frameworks in water, as in nuclear labs, etc.) A fine piece of seeing & presenting; and the blue swath---from center to right---is almost a splay of oil paint. In fact, the one bit of 'sheerness' is the boat at top & the pier/walkway at bottom...otherwise, it's about the underworld, and it's beautifully done. (Here---here's a shot of a nuclear reactor, with metal structures under water, here. Best I could do on short notice, lol...)
great reflection!!!
I almost had to turn my laptop upside down to see this; took me a minute to figure it out---great concept!!
great image, Tara!
Well, what can I say? I should never be surprised with what you come with Tara, having see you in action. Great idea and capture!