The cathedral is stunning. It's obviously undergoing some renovations, which is great - I'm glad it is being maintained. The image contains a lot of detail and it's very good!
Interesting photos. I usually think that the image and the reflection focus on the same plane, but maybe not. I'll have to look more carefully. There's something different about this one! Lovely image, Ciel.
This bokeh effect is delightful and a surprise twist to your usually crisply, clear photos!!! I love it when the memes push our creativity. Such ambience.
Ciel, cut an avocado in two, take the (big and only) pit off and fill the space with Port wine; let it rest for a couple of hours and then tell me if you liked it! :-)
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That looks almost like a shot from a movie. A creepy, scary movie where the little toy comes alive and wreaks havoc on everyone.
ReplyDeleteOh that is a really great picture. Looks like there are three frame in one.
ReplyDeleteCaptivating and mind-boggling!
ReplyDeleteIt's like looking into other worlds with a crystal ball.
ReplyDeleteZounds! What a great shot! Looks like the cover of a novel about the Middle Ages...
ReplyDeleteEven the toy looks scary!
Super work, Ciel!
So Saint Louis' is getting a little "face lift"? :)
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Very creative shot. Have a nice weekend, Ev
ReplyDeleteSurreal image and very nice. I like the abstraction.
ReplyDeleteThe cathedral is stunning. It's obviously undergoing some renovations, which is great - I'm glad it is being maintained. The image contains a lot of detail and it's very good!
ReplyDeleteI love it!! So ghostly, so mysteriuos, so beautiful!
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This is rather spooky. Of course, you are giving me an opportunity for many bad jokes about my weekend reflections of St. Louis.
ReplyDeleteLooking nice. Great reflections!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the weekend.
Interesting photos. I usually think that the image and the reflection focus on the same plane, but maybe not. I'll have to look more carefully. There's something different about this one! Lovely image, Ciel.
ReplyDeleteEerie is right. Such a contrast between the two subjects.
ReplyDeleteSpooky! Good one!
ReplyDeleteSuper shot. I love it. very surreal.
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I am glad you found Stanwood---maybe I will see you when you come to the PNW. MB
Nice one!!! would love to see that cathedral sometime!?
ReplyDeletehave a great day!
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Confusing but effective reflection.
ReplyDeleteThe picture gave me a certain "surrealistic" feeling - a castle coming out of the fog. Nice one!
ReplyDeleteI like Clueless in Boston's theory.
ReplyDeleteGreat pic - you are very good at these reflections!
Ditto to all of these - eerie!
ReplyDeleteLooks like an old double exposure.
ReplyDeleteVery magical! A picture with a thousand words!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant..beautiful.
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Great shot! My first thought was of Beauty and the Beast, I have no idea why. I guess it reminds me of the Beast's castle. Wonderfully creative. Kathy
ReplyDeleteBRAVO, it's perfect!
ReplyDeleteI loved it Ciel, thanks for sharing!
Léia
Looks like a crystalball! Lovely:-)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice evening!
this is wonderful! I love the blurriness, it has such a nice feel to it. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness. I'm reading the Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett. This could be the cover!
ReplyDeleteMysterious and very light at the same time!
ReplyDeleteThis bokeh effect is delightful and a surprise twist to your usually crisply, clear photos!!! I love it when the memes push our creativity. Such ambience.
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That's lovely!
ReplyDeleteTres jolie trouvaille au niveau reflections. Bravo!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very mysterious and striking image. Very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteVery, very cool! Love it!
ReplyDeleteCiel, cut an avocado in two, take the (big and only) pit off and fill the space with Port wine; let it rest for a couple of hours and then tell me if you liked it! :-)
I love the dreamy feeling. Well done, Ciel!
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Marvellous photo! tender and stately at the same time.
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