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When standing in front of this restaurant window in Southbank, the varying angles of the window panes reflect different realities, none of which seem to contain the photographer.
To reveal art and conceal the artist,
is art’s aim.
Oscar Wilde – “The Picture of Dorian Gray”
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thisis cool I love the cluttered look.
That’s the job of the photographer, documenting from outside without influencing the outcome. Be one with the force Luke:), make like the wall…
Cool reflections:)!
I find that initially this is one image : then on second look, it is a parallel universe/reality! Remarkable! The kicker is what I assume is the server-person looking dour about the whole thing. Fine work!
Yes it’s all in the angles of each pane of the window and light balance between inside and outside… but you’re dead right, it was that sour expression I was after… she was such a grimster! I love what you can achieve with reflections. Thank you Margot.
– Rhoufi
fabulous, love reflections!
Seems a bit chaotic but it works very well
This is way coooolllll! How did you manage to keep your vision and not your image?
I keep looking…and being amazed
It’s because that center pane is your blind spot. Ha!,, Love this…truly. had me there for a bit HA!
GREAT capture.
Walk in mystery, you
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Interesting shot,Rhoufi! I like the different panels with the amazing activities and colours! Well spotted.