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Pas de deux

The Great Beyond

Refraction

Exodus

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Cascade

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Hi KrisT,  No setup. This is a photo of my niece while visiting a science museum. She is backlit by a skylight and, of course, it is above her. Everything else is reflected light from the skylight. She was interacting for a few seconds with a giant fan exhibit so I didn’t have the opportunity to pose her or consider the lighting. The result is mostly luck.

Bad Hair Day

Infinitely complex patterns across different scales

The Side Door

Rectangles, Triangles, and Parallelograms

I’d like to see your picture of your shower curtains.

Beached Icebergs

This is a balcony overlooking an atrium at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art designed by Mario Botta.

Thanks, Kent et al,

This scene came to me, I didn’t go to it. I spotted it as a passenger in the car following the camper and was able to take a few photos before the scenery and camper went out of alignment. The technical flaws result from taking the picture through the windshield while moving at 60 mph.

<b>Avian Uber</b>

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Transparent Camper

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The reflection is coming from Photoshop. There is no physical reflection, but I used Photoshop to create mirror images flipped horizontally and vertically and pieced them together.

This is a building under construction. The lattice-like objects are temporary supports for the concrete floors and will be removed once the concrete has set.