A bit of a fun image today. Some reflected chimney stacks are sandwiched between neatly mowed grass. The rotation of 180 degrees adds to the strange effect!
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A bit of a fun image today. Some reflected chimney stacks are sandwiched between neatly mowed grass. The rotation of 180 degrees adds to the strange effect!
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Love it !
Strange and wonderful. 🙂
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Thank you Sallyann! I’m pleased you like it. It’s good to do something a bit strange from time to time 🙂
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Well spotted and very effective.
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Thank you Dave. I’m always on the lookout for reflection shots and the water was so clear and still here.
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Absolutely superb, Meanderer – well, you know me >>> that really blows my mind! Whatever it is you’re on, make sure you get more of it! In fact I’m going to reblog it – and no I haven’t been at the cider >>> yet! Adrian
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Many thanks Adrian! I’m glad you like this one. It makes such a difference with the rotation – and if I hadn’t come across your work I probably wouldn’t have thought of rotating images – so thank you!
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Reblogged this on FATman Photos and commented:
As you perhaps know, I’ll stop at nothing to “enhance” an image’s looks – rotation, flipping, cropping, jumping up and down on it – you name it! Well, here from Meanderer is an absolutely wonderful example of what can be achieved from a simple 180 degree rotation – just look at it! The reflections of the house’s chimneys are the right way up, the two bushes are probably strange, but not outrageously so, having yellow flowers below and darker ones above – and to add to all this we have a nice area of grass in the foreground. So all this, which might actually be just about believable ->>> and then we are blown apart by a sky or cavern roof that is also grassy! I love this – its been done so simply and yet the result is so striking – great stuff! FATman
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Reblogged this on Conceptual Art.
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Many thanks Conceptual Muse.
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I like it! Is it a reflection or a manipulation? Whatever, it is perfect!
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Thank you Sandy. It is a reflection of a narrow tributary which runs through someone’s garden! Apart from the merest adjustment in saturation and contrast (and the rotation) it is how I saw it!
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Absolutely LOVE IT.. I’m fond of a bit of rotation and this works perfectly..
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Thank you Helen – I’m pleased you like it. It’s amazing how weird and disorienting an image can look when rotated!
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This one really took me by surprise. It makes me feel as if I’d stepped into one of those “fun” houses in which the floors slant dangerously and the walls are outrageous trapezoids. What an amazing image, Meanderer!
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Thank you Gary. Yes – one gets a bit of a feeling of vertigo when looking at it I think! It’s fun to play around with rotation!
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This one makes me dizzy. Great visual confusion.
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Thank you PC Photo! It is quite disorienting isn’t it?!
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Very interesting. It’s not easy to know which side is up and down.
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Thank you Cocomino. It’s fun to turn an image around – it really adds to the confusion!
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That’s really cool! It looks like the flowers are growing upside down.
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Thank you Fergie! It’s altogether quite strange!
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That’s a bit disorienting. Well-done. 🙂
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Thank you Scott 🙂
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You’re very welcome….
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Strange and funny – yes!
I’ve been away (in Tanzania) for some time. Back again now I’m trying to be updated with my daily world (and blogging) – and a lot of photos!
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I look forward to seeing your photos from Tanzania! Thanks Truels 🙂
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Beautiful and funny…loved it.
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Many thanks. It’s nice to find something like this from time to time. Reflections and rotations are a lot of fun!
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This is the coolest…it really makes the brain work!
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Thank you David. Yes – it’s all very strange 🙂
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