Seattle Home Inspectors, Charles Buell Inspections Inc, Seattle, WA
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Trying to figure that one out. Maybe you took a picture of the reflection in the water. Thanks for sharing.
My eyes hurt now Charles!!! Hope you have a great day!!
Ha! I'm with Dan, I thought I needed glasses:)) I bet everybody will wonder what it is:))
Debbie, yes it is a reflection in a tidal pool at Ruby Beach on the Olympic Penninsula
Dan---you would perhaps like a reflection of your Grand Tetons?:)
Joanna, I thought many would think it was upside down:)
The reflection looks like a monet.
I think maybe the impressionists just needed glasses!
Cool reflection picture. Had me wondering for a bit.
Charles - I was going to ask if it was a reflection off some body of water. But, I see that you already answered my question.
After I cleaned my glasses off, Charles, I realized this was a reflection in the water. Beautiful. I agree with Robert, though. It's very impressionistic. Pretty.
Robert, there is a good chance that as the impressionists got older their eyesight was a factor in the work they produced
John, thanks
Robert, thanks for stopping by
Heather---it does make your eyes do a double take:)
I thought this was one of your abstract paintings for sure.
Barbara, close but no cigar:)
I recognized it as a reflection, but it does have the look of a Monet (or someone) as Robert said.
Beautiful.
Hi Charles,
I also thought it to be a reflection. Just wasn't sure of what.
That's a humdinger of a thingamiggi photo Charles. I like it. But why is that tree crooked? Or is that a distortion in the water?
James, it kind of dose
Jack thanks
Tony, I will reflect on that:)
Tammy, lots of times trees tip over when they are young and then start to grow straight which causes them to curve. See it lots of times close to water.
Mr Charles,
I belive that is a periscope from a Russian submarine. No? I am ready to roll.
Nutsy
In keeping with the Monet theme... when I was at a museum in Paris I was trying to take a picture of a monet painting, and my camera wouldnt (couldnt) focus on it... I had to focus on the frame to take the picture... Laughing the entire time of course.
Very kindly,
Croakster
Nutsy aren't you about 25 years too late?
Robert, too funny:)
Croakster, I would imagine everything looks blurry to you