I shot this photo of a nightgown hanging on a clothesline inside a little building at Lyman Orchards a few weeks ago as my nephews reminded me I was slowing down the walk to the car (where their snowy, cold feet would find relief). I took this shot at a few exposures and liked this one best because I like the juxtaposition of indoors and out in the glass. Though I took the picture because I liked the domestic image stuck in time, I find my eyes traveling to the blue beyond when I look at it.
Skywatch Friday
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This has the quality of a painting, and an innocent intimacy that's just captivating. I love it.
ReplyDeletefascinating-that is a piece of art...
ReplyDeleteGreat one Sandy! Amazing.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day and weekend.
That is a beautiful image, Sandy.
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Have a totally awesome Thursday!
Such a gorgeous capture, Sandy, and it could be a painting! Wonderful composition. You are sooooo good at this! Hope you have a terrific weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
You could use this for Weekend reflections! It's very interesting!
ReplyDeleteI agree w/ your feelings on this shot it is just fitting to have another shot within the shot since it is a shot of another time in our time:)- mine is up too.
ReplyDeleteRiveting. I stared at this one for long moments, trying to figure out why.
ReplyDeleteI am a BIG fan of reflective shots of all kinds and this seems to be two .. reflection thru the window and a reflection on another time
ReplyDeleteSandy this is excellent. A work of art!
ReplyDeleteSandy: Very artistic.
ReplyDeleteWow, didn't have to wonder where the sky was... it was in the reflection! :-)
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Great composition. An Art.
ReplyDeleteLuiz Ramos
I have to agree with others - very artistic and I like it very much.
ReplyDeleteCould be the cover of a romance novel perhaps. :)
Wonderful photo in so many ways, could sit and look at this view for a while, thanks for sharing with sky watch friday
ReplyDeleteI love the image, Sandy. Great capture.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
This is a masterpiece.
ReplyDeleteIn my minds eye I see a lady sitting on the other side of the room looking out beyond the mundane.
ReplyDeleteThat is terrific. I like the juxtoposition and the blur.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully composed. Lovely snap.
ReplyDeleteThis is very impressive! I want to gaze at it longer. It stirs some curiosity as to who might have hung that gown there. This is really good, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteThis is an outside of the box photograph. Very interesting.
ReplyDeleteJoyce USA
Great reflections...also makes one Reflect on life and time.
ReplyDeleteA "soul shot" for sure, Sandy!
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Interesting, and your description of the shot as well.
ReplyDeleteI love Lyman's. Great image. Love the reflection.
ReplyDeleteIt's like a painting.
ReplyDeleteLike Yogi said its like a painting, nice shot Sandy
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wonderful composition Sandy...really fabulous!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting composition, Sandy! I like the reflection too.
ReplyDeleteWOW! that is amazing my dearfriend!
ReplyDeleteYour juxtaposition is really turned out very well !
ReplyDeleteLovely capture Sandy.
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Great shot... it looks as if that nightgown is tired of the night and longing for the blue skies of day!
ReplyDeleteI love the picture - it's looks like there is a story in there... some buried secrets in the darkness of the image... aah, you have such a good eye!
ReplyDeleteamazing shot, Sandy
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Lovely capture! I can see why it appeals.
ReplyDeleteThis makes me think of a woman who died and is looking into the ghost of her life.
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Intelligent shot to capture them all. Good control over your camera. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
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That is really lovely!
ReplyDeleteReally an innovative capture..:)
ReplyDeleteGreat composition!
ReplyDeleteVery artful here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, yes, artful :)
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ReplyDeleteI love it, Sandy, because it is original and unusual. And there are details there that keep me looking and looking!
ReplyDeleteit actually looks like it's really moving.
ReplyDeleteVery neat shot!
ReplyDeleteSo much depth and complexity in this lovely photograph ... it draws and holds my attention.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
A lovely shot indeed, reminiscent of some of my daughter's exhibitions.
ReplyDeleteWow-that photo is a piece of art. I could look at it and let my imagination run wild all day.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.