Reflection in Fragments

I was trying to follow a tutorial on creating a triptych and I got rather bored with the pace of it and ended up just doing it my own way.

In the end, I decided that I didn't have such inspiring material for the triptych after all and so wasn't willing to put the further time needed to remove the nettles at the base of the images.

I'll try again another time, I wanted to show how so many different images can be created with the same piece of reflection, which changes with each fragment of time. But I think I can do better than this aesthetically.

[FBailey]

It's v pleasant to view nonetheless

[summerfield]

interesting images and your phrase "fragment of time" triggers some memories for me. would this probably look nice also in black and white? aces!

[George]

It’s a great start.

[Kathy A]

Its a nice triptych, nice colours and patterns

[Taffy]

Fascinating lines, light and I like your choice of the triptych with the slight variations in patterns.

[Babs]

I think the subject makes a great triptych, well done.

[Netkonnexion]

Lovely.

[carol white]

A lovely triptych

[Clare Gadsby]

mmm always love your reflections. such great shapes you've captured in the water

[sarah]

I like it — especially on black

[Marloes]

Mak s à great abstract!