10 Comments on “Water Features”

1. “The Bridge” is spectacular. I’m feeling drawn into the space as well as transported by a sense of meditation and spiritual reflection. Really strong work.

   Now, I must say that I don’t really like to think about being surprised by a primordial reptile! However, the image is intriguing and thoughtfully, beautifully made.

2. Thank you, Melinda. I’m glad you like The Bridge. It is a local landmark near downtown that, for all its concrete, is beautiful as it gently curves over the Bay. I feared it might be too subtle.

   I have tried several times to capture some sense of this view, but the others seemed cluttered and ended up in the junk pile. This one was headed there, too, until a final thought opened the way to this spiritual contemplation of a pleasing intersection of the urban with the natural.

3. I reflect on water, but sometimes it’s too moving … or just going too fast.

4. I really love the bridge shot. It’s exactly the sort of image that make such good use of the vertical framing. The proportions of the layers of colour are perfect.

5. Hi planetross! It’s hard to reflect when things are too moving, water or otherwise.

6. Welcome back, razzbuffnik! Glad you like the bridge. It seems to get reactions from people, even though (or because) it’s so simple. You know I agree that it’s perfect for a vertical format. Thanks!

7. Peace on top of intrigue…mmmm!!!

8. Thank you Linny! “Peace on top of intrigue.” Just the way it should be, don’t you think?

9. I like what you wrote: “Water can be a violent and stormy sea or calm and meditative”

   Right now, for me it’s violent and stormy! That image of the bridge is amazing. A meditative abstract image.

10. Thanks, Carol! You probably went down to the shore to watch the waves roll in? Ha, ha. That calm meditative state is often more pleasant. Thanks!