Walking in a puddle!

What a limpid reflection, Marco. Scrolling up and down to decide whether I'd prefer the feet cropped out. Have not decided yet.

It's a lovely shot with great colours. I like the idea that the passage of time and feet are going to disturb the perfect reflection. Nice work.

 

Peter

Bienvenido de nuevo, y lo haces con un reflejo de lujo. Original como siempre. Un saludo

Vedo con piacere che il tuo "lavoro" con i riflessi continua ed 蠳empre meglio

Complimenti!

Ciao Chiara

Marco, There're molte foto della pozza in PN, ma il vostro 蠱uello che ha interferito il suo occhio con la riflessione bella. Riguardi Migliori

I won't want to crop off the feet as they joins to the reflection to be a complete part, I think. Well seen Marco.

As always for your coment. I debated myself with the crop of the feet or not and I felt as Cherlyn, leving it was part of the "Whole" and so I left it. Always a pleasure.

Thanks.

Very interesting comment I had not thought about it but you are right, that moment will disappear.

 

Thank you for your comment and interest.

Muchas gracias por tu apoyo e interes continuo en mi trabajo. Muy agradecido y me encanta que te guste. La habia hecha antes de la cirujia.

 

Ciao.

Molte grazie come sempre per il vostro interesse e commenti, mi fa un gran piacere sapere che via piace.

 

Grazie molte.

In as much as I debated quite a bit about the crop, as Paula. I felt in the end that the feet were an integral part.

 

Thanks for your interest as always.

This was taken in Vancouver, Canada after a fall shower. The colors

were so crisp and clear that I felt it created an interesting image.

I am posting it on "Street" since it was taken in a street, but it

could have been also posted as an abstract image.

 

Your comments and critiques welcome.

Marco, I like the way you have cropped the legs and I think it was a good idea to leave it as is. They are a hint of reality and its continuation in the water reflection. The colors and sky in the reflection are telling about what we can not see... very nice image. Pnina

From the clarity of the leaf in the lower left corner, to the trailing puddle at the top, the perspective here is so confounding, and entertaining, it is like a walk upside down, or right side up on a cloud! ('a walk in the clouds!') (or a projection of their fantasy that their heads were in the clouds!) The color, like the break in the clouds, is crystal clear, and the yellow is truly of cheerfulness. It is magical!

 

I don't know why this photo reminds me of the singer Tracy Chapman!

Thanks for the comment and your visit. As I mentioned I felt tthe same as I was debating the cropping or not. As you I felt that it kept that touch of humanit and reality that I wanted to keep on this one, at least.

 

Thanks again as always for your insight.

Wow all that for two feet walking in a puddle!

 

Thanks for your visit and your comments.

Excelente luz, color, bella composicion, magnifica reflexion, un cordial saludo Marco.

Gracias por tu visita y como siempre por tus comentarios tan valuables.

 

Muchas gracias.

lovely work, master of the puddles:). think this would work better in b/b, though.

che bella!

Eres el rey de los reflejos Marco, estupenda composicion y buen ojo. Saludos cordiales.

I like this crop, though I might have even left a bit more of the people, perhaps turned to black and white, with just the puddle full of colour. That is how I picture this scene anyway, wet roads and cold air being kind of grey, but with unexpected glimpses of colour lighting everything up.

Marco, I like the way the reflected inage seems to blossom out of the mud at their feet. Glad to see you posting some pictures again. Regards, Jack

To all a warm thank you for your kind comments.

Hi Marco...Feet or no feet...crop or no crop...your joy in reflections shows a wisdom I am sure you use well in your life....stick with the color version because it shows your passion in all that you do...I have not tried this shot upside-down have you?...You keep me reflecting...thanks,juan