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The incredible detail and symmetry that nature provides us, at no charge, especially at this time of year, is truly amazing. A five pointed star within a five pointed star.
Saint-Lazare. Paris. October 2005.
One of the halls of the Saint-Lazare Metro station in Paris/France just before closing down for the night.
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Currently in Cream of the Crop as my most interesting photo.
I was trying to put together a photo for 52Frames whose challenge this week was Symmetry. My daughter says it's not. I did come up with something else. :) But I still think this is pretty. A small flower that is in the arrangement given to me to brighten recovery days. :)
I had the idea for this shot in my mind and placed the camera and mini tripod on top of the gate and lined up the shot and I was extremely fortunate that this couple have walked past at the right time. Providing extra symmetry and scale.
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I’ve made enough pictures of our calla lilies, I suppose, but this image made itself. It had been raining, which is always nice, and these two flowers hugged each other in such near perfect symmetry, I had to capture the scene. So I did.
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Taken July 21, 2016 in the woods ...
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L'Église Saint-Dominique et la réflexion sur la façade du Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
Saint- Dominique Church and the reflection on the window of the National Museum of Fine Arts of Quebec
Shoreline at Mountain View, Mountain View, CA. Every once in a great while one of my photos gives me pause. I had spent two mornings taking a few thousand photos of hovering terns hoping to capture the "perfect" flight pose, without any real concept of what that might look like. In hindsight, I think it would look something like this. I doubt I could replicate this shot if I tried. The image's symmetry almost looks contrived. For me, the image is a reminder of why I enjoy birds and bird photography so much.