reflection

I liked the way the blinds in this office window broke up the reflection of the building and park across the street. A pedestrian would have been perfect, but those are few and far between on downtown streets.

[vstap]

Great idea, an interesting shot.

[Jane Pittenger]

Nice seeing of the creation of the blinds

[jackie edwards]

it does create an interesting effect!

[Cathie]

Good eye, April! Looks like the holidays have arrived. The blue sky sure looks like Western Nebraska!

[Francoise]

I also like the way that it looks like two different scenes.

[xo]

very nice-looks like a zoom burst

[Kate Goring]

Cool shot! I love the layers of interest, almost like multiple exposures.

[john morley]

cant beet a reflection, especially a good one like this...

[gloria jones]

Great shot, reflections

[Richard Hickey]

Fantastic picture.

[Gena Pegg]

Love the reflections!!!

[Stephanie Swift]

Well spotted, the blinds did some interesting processing for you!

[Denise (lyndemc)]

You're right — the blinds give the reflection this sort of fractured look. Cool catch on your part.

[Leana Niemand]

Love this, where are the people then?

[Amanda R.]

It is neat! I like how the reflection has a bit of distortion in it!

[April]

@leananiemand I know! A person would have been perfect. But this is downtown where few people shop. You would find them at the mall or superstores on the edges of town. I live in rural northwestern Nebraska and I know you cycled through here when you were in the Black Hills, so you know how empty we are out here, people included. Quite different from your India!