Rocks and Reflections

Maybe it's cabin fever, or my old-age short attention span, but I just got tired of looking at my monochromatic winter images, so I needed a change. I decided to revisit some colorful shots from last October that I never posted.

Some people call shots like this "abstract" even though the subject is perfectly clear. When I showed them to people at home, most liked the ones that included more scenery than just the water surface with tree reflections. I'd like to show you two or three reflection shots this week to see if you agree. This has some shoreline rocks to help anchor the the image, so you immediately know it's upside-down reflected trees. In this case, the reflected skyline makes this even less abstract.

Please see the larger image.

Canon 5D3
Canon 24-105mm.; Circ. Pol.
1/16 sec. @ f/16; ISO 160
This is a crop from a long multiple-frame panorama

I'll post another one without the rocks in a day or two for comparison.

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