b&w reflections: No. 5: wiggly ones

The River Itchen runs near here but this is not it. These are the floods of Feb 2014 in Winchester and this is usually the car park.

[Penelope Ann]

This is delightful so many mini stories going on! As well as great reflections. Thought you'd used a vignette but realise the composition made this shape naturally.

[Hazel]

@pennystot

Yes, you are right and the shape was not as evident in the colour version.

[Babs]

Lovely reflections, you have captured a bleak day so well. Hope the floods subsided soon and glad there were no cars in the carpark before the water rose.

[sally agnew]

Love those reflections :)

[Sarah]

love this

[JulieCo]

Great shot Hazel. Reflections certainly add another interesting element.

[wendy frost]

Wonderful wiggly reflections capture and great in B/W Fav.

[Bep]

Love those reflections.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wow, looks like some serious flooding. Excellent shot. Fav!

[Catherine P]

Excellent street shot and I really like the reflections

[gloria jones]

Great shot, reflections

[Terri]

What beautiful reflections!

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Lovely reflections in B & W.

[Peter]

Another great use of reflected light, monochrome tones and contrast Hazel:)

[Kas]

This is a really good b&w image. The reflections are just lovely. Nice circular sense with the way youve edited.

[Pyrrhula]

To much water has one good thing, you can take beautiful captures.

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome picture and perspective. Congratulations on making the Trending Page. Well deserved.

[Hazel]

@wag864

Kas, thank you. The circular shape is just the composition of the photo and I didn't really notice it until I converted to b&w!

[Jerome]

Very nice b&w! Wonderful reflections!

[Julie F]

I like the wiggles as it adds movement to the picture.

[Phil Howcroft]

we had floods in the East Midlands on Thursday (although not in this bit of Nottingham)
another cool mono haze

[Hazel]

@phil_howcroft

This is proving an interesting exercise for me and I have learnt 1) how much I am drawn to reflections, especially in water and 2) b&w sets off those reflections pretty well. Thanks, as ever, for all your comments and helpful critique, Phil.