And subtle visual of the rest of the leaf underwater. Can you see it?
This shot taken during a 285 mile ride to The Snake
And subtle visual of the rest of the leaf underwater. Can you see it?
This shot taken during a 285 mile ride to The Snake
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Superb eye, Laurie!
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Thank you, Stacy. The visit to the lake that day provided so many opportunities for camera play
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Beautiful simplicity Laurie!
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Thank you, Robyn. I too liked the simplicity
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Silver magic in this great shot Laurie!
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You have such a great way with a comment, Patti. Thanks!
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This is an amazing photo. Love it
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Thank you, Raewyn. Every now and then it just comes out right!
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I was trying to find the quote Joe is talking about but I think he made it up. 🙂 I did find “I have a vision of life, and I try to find equivalents for it in the form of photographs.” by Alfred Stieglitz, which I liked but I’m not sure it has much to do with this image and with your ability to have seen it. I love the ghostlike leaves beneath the surface! Great job!
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I really like this quote. Trying to find what we visualize in our minds. Making our dreams reality … something like that. Glad you like this one!
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This is often how it is in life… more to the experience than what it appears to be on the surface. Great capture, Laurie!
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Yes! We must go beyond the initial impression. Thank you, Lori
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This is so cool how half the leaf is on the surface and the rest is underwater Laurie 🙂 This is a perfect example of seeing something the rest of the world does not see. There is a quote “In order to truly see you must limit your vision” and I wish I could remember who said it but this image is a perfect example of this. Great work.
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Thank you, Joe. I’m a bit behind (but getting caught up!). The quote is perfect no matter who said it!
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I can just see it.
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It’s just barely there! Thanks for commenting 🙂
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