reflections martiquries France Jeanne Miller

Oh, that is so Monet! :-)

hey, nice shot man

Reflection shots can be great but they need a strong subject. The bush is distracting and muddles the strong lines of the building. If the shot could have been taken a little farther along to isolate the building and make it a strong subject, it might be more effective. Try turning these shots upside down for an interesting effect.

A very nice copy of a Jay Maisel image of a similar scene, if not the same scene.

I kind of enjoyed the picture as it is. Flipping it over 180 degrees in PS really helped me to see what a great picture you have produced and I really loved the great colors and distortion.

 

If this is enlarged and framed, I'd hang it upside down.

I totally agree with Ed. Turn it around and you have a winner.

Make that 3 votes - I flipped this over in PS and it's an impressionist painting with a twist.

The thumbnail caught my eye, but the full resolution photo didn't work for me until I tried the previous poster's suggestion of flipping it ... and yes its quite amazing!