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Absolutely love those distortions from the water on the windshield. A wealth of images available to you here wet or dry. I'm still officially jealous.
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Cheryl, I'm really enjoying these images...the distortions from the water across the windshield are so rich...now..if you you just send some of the rain this way! (Going on a week straight of 100+ temps with no relief in sight.) My one comment...could this use just a wee bit of CCW rotation?
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Cheryl,
Like your other "through a glass rainy" pic this one also enhances the out of time quality of the scene.
(the last time I was in Micanopy was about 20 yrs ago. Glad to see it has maintained its charm.)
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Shooting through a wet windshield creates interesting images. I like the subtle distortions. I prefer your prior image of Micanopy through wet glass--better composition and the distortions more evident.
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I really like the scene with the antique shot and the tree adds to it IMO. I'd like to see a little more contrast if it doesn't take away from the distortion too much.
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This is beautiful, Cheryl. I like the composition a lot with the road bending away. The distortion works very well with the rain drenched view as is the subdued color. Excellent composition!
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Nice look to this one Cheryl. It has a unique look. The blur adds nicely to the scene.
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Hi, Mitch, I think it probably hasn't changed much in 20 yrs.
I've lived here since 1986 and I think it looks exactly the same.
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Mitch Carucci
Cheryl,
Like your other "through a glass rainy" pic this one also enhances the out of time quality of the scene.
(the last time I was in Micanopy was about 20 yrs ago. Glad to see it has maintained its charm.)
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