Walking on the Roof....

Reflections... thanks for your impressions. Pnina

Street reflections, thanks

For once, I caught your post early on! :-) I love these reflections!! And the grid of lights really draws the eye into the shot. Very nice!! Warm regards!

Lou Ann, that was reeeeall fast ;-)) Thanks ! I'm glad you liked it.

 

Your working year will starts soon I think, have a nice and fruitful year, Pnina

very different and refreshing, needless to say I like it. 6/7

Hi Pnina, Very well seen and composed, excellent timing had a good bit to do with it as well......Jim

Interesting photo, confusing my little brain... :)

Thanks, P! Yes - my schedule has been: last week working by myself in my classroom, this week meetings every day all day, next week Tuesday (9/5) first day with students. I can't wait!! :-) And, when I've been at home the past two weeks I've been packing everything in my house to get ready for new carpeting to be installed (happens tomorrow). So ... right now ... I am procrastinating! :-)

 

Thanks, Craig, Jim. Backy and Lou Ann.

 

Backy, I don't "blame" you;-)), it is a bit confusing. It is a shiny roof of a restaurant, but it is on the street ( outsede enterance to the place.) so people passing in the street are reflected on it. So it is reflections changed upside down.... I hope it helps ;-)) I upload another version...

 

 

Geez, and here I thought it was a swimming pool! Your photo's never fail to intrigue me, one of my favorites in a Canadian perspective point of view...we're easily fooled doncha know. I love it! Now if they could only make water proof light bulbs! ((-;

Stunning - pleasing!

I like this very much, Pnina; it has the fluid feel of quicksilver and the motion of water. I probably would not have included the "top" 5 percent but accept it lends contrast.

Don, always glad to read your impressions! Thanks for your kind words.

 

Gooood Daily! Thanks, some more saturation...

 

Seven, It was a very nice point for shooting, but I was with a group, I could stand there a long time, it was so interesting what passed on that roof .

 

Thanks both of you. Pnina

Visually great fun! The reflections and lines make a nice puzzle. Did you stand on your head to take this? I like the figure split up into sections by the meatl panelling.

Colin, can you imagine me standing on my head? lol... it was easier looking up and than upsidedown by PS !

A unique and fantastic viewpoint Pnina. Such great lineplay as well and expert control on exposure. Congrats. Regards, Kelvin.

Great fun and intriguing. What is in fact going on ? They are working on their head, they are in a swimming pool are have these innocent people y just be caught up in one of Pnina games with daily life. I?m convince that it is Pnina that yet another time, with here impressive photographical eye and skills, have made another small wonder for our pleasure.

Like it very much, Pnina, Nice Abstract too.

Well this is fun! Looks like you got a nice balance between ambient and aritifical light.

At least, after your explanation I can see your point of view & no need to crack my little head (lol)on how you get, & for me how to see this image. Real.. interesting & sharp observation from you, Pnina.

Allways interesting to see your original work.

I really like this! I love reflections, and the fascinating distortion you see.

Kelvin,Spencer, Gaetan and Kim,

 

Andres, look at my explanation for Becky ;-))

 

Carl, thanks for stopping by, I learn from you too...

 

Thanks to all of you, Pnina

Well, Pnina, it drove me crazy trying to figure how you did this. Thanks for the expanation or I probably wouldn't have been able to sleep tonight. I actually prefer the 2nd version that you posted, especially in terms of composition.

an exceptional composition.perfect abstract.congrats my friend.