In case you are wondering, this is a three foot empty planter on my deck that filled all the way to the top with water overflowing from my gutters this Thursday. I took the shot around 7:30 pm Thursday evening.
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Friday, May 16, 2014
Combo Photohunters - Water and Abstract and The Weekend in Black and White
In case you are wondering, this is a three foot empty planter on my deck that filled all the way to the top with water overflowing from my gutters this Thursday. I took the shot around 7:30 pm Thursday evening.
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16 comments:
Wow. Its eerie! Thanks for explaining the shot :) Happy weekend and photo hunting Carver!
My photo hunt entry for this week
yap, there's an eerie feel to this image, espcially since it's in b&w. nicely done.
frankly my dear
Amazing picture.
Carver, have a nice weekend.
Greetings.
Lucia
Wow, that's some rain!
why not click for NF Abstract?
http://nfmemes.blogspot.se/2014/05/nf-abstract-68-horses.html
Wow that is an eerily beautiful picture. And did beautifully for all the memes.
Wow, that is so cool! The b&w is very effective, great shot for the combo of themes.
The eerie art of water in chaos. An interesting one.
Looks spooky, Carver.
It does look spooky!
water~ abstract
We have had a lot of rain here as well - my rain barrels overflowed daily.
Have a super weekend.
For abstract it's abstract ! I first thought it was an echograph of an unborn baby, lol !
Nice b&w contribution!
My post at:
http://hanshb.wordpress.com/
Interesting..
I didn't have a clue of what this was, Carver... very abstract!
Have a nice evening:)
More water for the thirsty plants :)
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