Reflections on the Waterfront

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What a fascinating abstraction! Color tones are soft and nice, a variety of grays, but it's the play of reflections bending on the smooth and seemingly unseen water surface that mesmerize--particularly the white curves between the slats, which are effective even in the thumbnail view. Great find, well seen.

Such a creative abstract! I had to do a double take to be sure I know what I thought I saw! Nice work!

What an intriguing image - well done!

Great eye for this image, my friend, Joaquim!!

 

Warm regards, Rakesh.

I cracked the code. It's Aramaic. Can't tell you what it says though, or I'd have to kill you.

 

Great abstract!

David, be very careful now that you know the code. It's Aramaic yes, but with northern accent, very different from the actual Mel Gibson school with australian accent.

And I thought that I was the only person who photographed water reflections of overhead walkways... I don't feel alone anymore.

Shawn, Sir, you are never alone! ;-)

very very good sir. My hat's off to you. Those tones are very appealing, even to someone who has a preference for strong b&w contrasts

Very unique. Love it! Peace to you

I knew right away what it was...I have spent many hours looking at reflections as these...In my opinion...you have captured it very well...I too appreciate the tones you have produced here....Great abstract...Juan

Depois de ler tudo quanto os outros escreveram, eu digo... tudo e' possivel, mas a mim o que me agrada e' a musicalidade e o ritmo da imagem. Bem observado! Gosto! Ah!... e meu amigo, o electrico que viu era o da Bica, era sim senhor!... Um grande abraco.

Very nice. Would like it even more if you would crop the right side last barcode out and little from the bottom, where the lightest wave goes. Would look more simple but that is only my opinion. This "sepia" treatment works fine with these water shots.

Simply, gentle and beautiful.