Wordless Wednesday 226
26 February 2013
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26 comments:
An interesting photo, Beth! Mine: Snowy pines
I love taking pictures of glassware - and looking at them, as well.
Happy WW!
~EdT.
Looks almost liquid. Lovely image. Reminds me of paintings by Mary Pratt.
It's the light I love. Thank you.
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It makes me wonder what it was reflecting. Great shot!
Wow - I would have never thought to take a picture of a glass. How talented you are!
a sweet shot ...reflection and introspection!
Another winner!
Magical. I can almost hear a ring against it.
Know I have to figure out what the reflection is....
That looks so cool. I love taking pics of reflections. :)
happy ww! :)
Very cool! I love how glass can reflect things in interesting ways. :)
Very creatively done!
I love this photo. It's simply beautiful!
Cool! Good eye!
Happy WW :)
Very nice. I like pictures that pick out the details in a larger scene.
Really dig this.
I don't know what is more interesting, the face that the glass reflects so much or that you caught it in a picture.
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Nicely captured.
a glass is a great canvass :)
Am I to assume after a busy day of spam-deleting, you filled that glass a few times?
Am I to assume after a busy day of spam-deleting, you filled that glass a few times?
Nice lighting and subtle reflection. :)
Nice! I'm fascinated with reflections
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