Abstract Reflections
Human-made objects with reflective surfaces often create unexpected art. In this case, the reflection on the flat surface of this building in the heart of downtown Chicago creates the illusion of three dimensional space.
Abstract Reflections
Black And White Photography, David Jensen, Photography
Monochromia 
Nice shot. Wonderful composition.
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Such fun scrolling up and down through this great, almost psychedelic, shot!
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Reflections are so captivating! Love the patterns and the variation.
Really great, David!
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Excellent! Great lines and patterns. Happy New Year 🙂
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Happy NY to you also.
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Many thanks!
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Wonderful patterns, a great photo David! 🙂
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Thank-you Elina, I look forward to seeing your and other’s work in the coming year. Happy New Year!
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Happy New Year David! 🙂
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Really interesting. The angles/reflections really catch the eye.
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Thank-you, architecture is always a favorite subject of mine.
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This is such a stunning shot. All the best for the New Year. 😀
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Thank-you, same to you.
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That’s a very neat shot 🙂
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Dramatic. It is wonderful how glass reflects such a combination of images.
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So true, whenever I get the chance to wander around a city, I am always seeking such things. It seems somewhat appropriate that on the day this post runs, I am back in Chicago.
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I too enjoy the abstractions that come from these reflections. Without doubt, New York City is my favorite for getting these type of photos. Boston would come next.
I look forward to seeing more.
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I also enjoyed NY, have not been to Boston.
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Reblogged this on Northern Visions Media.
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Really great shot David 🙂 Beautiful work.
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Once again, than-you Joe for your comments and your hard work making this blog run so smoothly. I feel blessed to be part of this group of very talented photographers. It’s also very encouraging to see the response to my work.
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