This is a beautiful shot, Julie. The "pickets" above and below frame it well. The fancy scroll work of the chair/table, the shadows and chap in the background all combine to look like a scene from a 1940's movie. Beautifully executed. Melbourne Daily Photo
Beautifully done! I love black and white. It took me a minute to pick up on the reflection as there was so much to see in this shot. Love the noir feel to it. Kathy
Great catch, I thought it was a fence, didn't realize it was a reflection in a table top until I looked closer. It is the edge of the awning being reflected. Very nice!
Presently beautifully in B&W! I agree with Susan in that the picture could tell many stories. I remember being given images in creative writing class and asked to compose a story. This one would be a marvelous focal point with which to tell a many stories with many endings. Thanks you for your visit to my Pontoon Pleasures shot and the wonderful comment you left. :)
Thisis a particularly rivetting photo, as there are so many elements that could be part of a story yet to be told. Well done!
ReplyDeleteVery nice picture and I see reflections in more tha one place. I sometimes struggle with black and white. This is excellent.
ReplyDeleteYou have a wondrous eye.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous composition and in B&W too. Black & White is special and this photo was meant to be monochrome. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteCool b&w shot and reflection!
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lovely photo and reflections...
ReplyDeleteLove how the glass table top subtly lends a sense of dimensional reality to the view!
ReplyDeleteAs others have said this works great in B&W and the refections make for a complex and interesting scene. Very appealing.
ReplyDeleteVery nice composition and original photo!
ReplyDeleteThe heavily ornate chairs and tables are precious, great and neat reflection!
ReplyDeleteYou have a good eye...and obviously a restive, reflective spirit...not only so, but you see well in black and white!
ReplyDeleteVery well composed photograph. Lots of lines and shadows and reflections.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Awesome! Beautiful in mono.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the weekend.
Took me a while to actually see what I was looking at here. Interesting shot.
ReplyDeleteYou have a good eye. Love that there are so many different reflections that keep your eye wandering...
ReplyDeleteThis is quite a contrast to the beery English-style pubs. Even the people in the photo look like they might be French.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo...I love the light and shadows suggesting an intimate setting....
ReplyDeletePeaceful ambiance! Nice.
ReplyDeleteThis is so clever! The photo turned out very well.
ReplyDeleteI guess I missed this post last week...this is one great mono and reflections...great blog here Julie.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. Reflections and shadows competing for attention.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful shot, Julie. The "pickets" above and below frame it well. The fancy scroll work of the chair/table, the shadows and chap in the background all combine to look like a scene from a 1940's movie. Beautifully executed.
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Beautifully done! I love black and white. It took me a minute to pick up on the reflection as there was so much to see in this shot. Love the noir feel to it. Kathy
ReplyDeleteGreat catch, I thought it was a fence, didn't realize it was a reflection in a table top until I looked closer. It is the edge of the awning being reflected. Very nice!
ReplyDeletePresently beautifully in B&W!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Susan in that the picture could tell many stories.
I remember being given images in creative writing class and asked to compose a story. This one would be a marvelous focal point with which to tell a many stories with many endings.
Thanks you for your visit to my Pontoon Pleasures shot and the wonderful comment you left. :)
Very nice picture and I see reflections in more tha one place. I sometimes struggle with black and white. This is excellent.
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