pradeep

Just trying to figure how the sign "Always With Style" isn't flipped like a regular mirror image... nice idea.

... I intentionally did not want it to be obvious as to what it is. Hence the cut off puddle. Most people who saw this thought it was shot through a frosted window or through a ski mask(?). Some thought it was ice. Thanks for the comments and ratings guys.

...for the comments folks. It was past 10PM when I shot this from the 5th floor lobby of my apartment complex. It's the parking lot of the school adjoining the complex. Maybe I could have been more diligent and waited for the first kid to walk to school in the snow in the morning :-)

Thanks Stephanie. Actually, it's snow. I was forced to use a slow shutter speed, hence was unable to freeze the motion. I really wanted to capture the gentle fall of snow. May be should try it at dusk where there's more ambient light.

Now try this on for size. What good purpose did your message have coming in? To improve the level of English here or, like that other person, "put me in my place"?

Just helping you out Tris, since you seemed intent that people follow linguistic rules judging from the following:

Please, go ahead and show me how "rules" have no bearing on correct language usage or the learning of it thereof. I'm all ears.

I am surprised you saw some hidden reason for my trying to be helpful. I thought you were very open to others' critisism, especially if you could learn something from them. I sincerely hope it wasn't "refusal to avail oneself of knowledge (of rules) which often enough leads to both bad art and bad language usage."

I only pointed it out because it had "escaped" you twice. As for putting you in your place, I am sure you already are where you ought to be.

It's "difference between you and ME," Tris, not "difference between you and I." We wouldn't want to misunderstand you because of "poor description and thus worse communication," you know.

Sunrise in Acadia. Can you spot Venus?

When I show a print of this photo to people, their first instinct

seems to be to turn it upside down. When I expain that it's the

reflection of a wooden footbridge, their faces brighten and they seem

to like it better once they know what it is. May be I should have

shown some of the bridge itself - the reflection alone seems to be

too misleading.

I couldn't have shown more of the reflection as there were too many

leaves floating on the water.

Wondering if I should have offset the stucture (a water tank) in the

center to one side. Any comments welcome.