Thru and To

Though I'd posted three photos early for Aug 6, we went for a drive on this foggy evening, and I came back with another collection of photos. This new fish shack I peered through had poured glass windows, and I loved the distortion, looking through to the iconic Blue Rock's Fish Shack that's on the National Registry of places. Besides what I see, looking through, the closest window is picking up the reflection of the porch rail behind me and the rocky bluff with trees!

This is the first photo I've looked at...who knows what else I may find to fill empty slots!

[~~JT]

This is outstanding! :) LOVE LOVE LOVE it! :) I look forward to more shots that fill empty slots.

[Louise & Ken]

@voiceprintz Wow! Thank you! I'm hard at work to bring you some more... it was a gorgeous, cold, foggy evening!

[richard saffold]

always a widow fan, i thought this was a winter scene at first.

[Emilie Cartoun]

This is an interesting perspective with lots to see!

[Louise & Ken]

@chard Had you been along you'd have said it felt like winter! We passed folks from FL having a walk around & they were bundled in coats and hats!

[Holly Daly]

I absolutely love this. I am a self-declared sucker for window pics! :)

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Rick Schies]

I agree, it really gives a unique appearance, quite nice

[Susan Klassen]

Awesome picture. Had to study it for a bit to see all the elements. Gives the impression of a painting.

[John Rambo]

Great eye! Love this

[Gillian]

Fabulous. I love the distortions and reflections.

[Lyn Berriman]

Love it!

[Pam Knowler]

Wow this is gorgeous!! I love those distortins and reflections!! Another Fav Louise!!

[Adam]

This is complex Louise. I really had to spend some time looking at it from this perspective. And I found the more time I spent the more I like it.

[Pyrrhula]

My first thought ??? A pic. made by an old fashion camera and forgotten to drive/turns it to the next pic. And than save it because we like it very much this way/outcome

[Louise & Ken]

@pyrrhula What a creative vision. Ferry! I recall the days when I'd take double exposures by accident...I never got anything exciting from them!

[Marnie]

Great shot Louise, interesting subjects and story and well executed.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Love this!

[Mary Siegle]

Thanks to whomever posted this in the "favorite FAVs" thread. So beautiful. Now it's going in my Favorites, too.