TALL BLUE LADDER by Geoaskier
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.....AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT!"......HAHA a phrase Denice aka Mrs Ratbag will recognize....guess I have been known to stitch it up quickly...go from Lilies to this.....It's just that I never know what I'll be up to...I have always been a spur of moment type gal...someone sez "Wanna go check this out" I'm on it and off I go with camera in toll.....seems this one didn't like being downside diff better quality big ohhhh well you get the idea.
Thank you for wonderful comments about the Lilies...common site for the Seattle ladies...but water & Water Lilies are definitely always a eye pleasing visual....gotta love Mother Nature!
Comments (13)
durleybeachbum
This is a fabulous pic! well seen, love the variety in your gallery!
InfiniteMoon
Wow AWESOME!
MrsRatbag
Great POV, and excellent night shot! I'm an eclectic poster myself, I don't usually like to do too many of the same type of thing at once as I get bored too easily.
Fidelity2
Thank you. 5+.
jocko500
cool pov and colors
auntietk
... a Scotsman on a horse! :) This is a great shot! The colors are wonderful, and I love it that the second tower is there as a sort of reference. Good stuff!
Mousson
Fantastic shot !!!
sharky_
Oh Oh... A stepladder to climb up... lol Very colorful. Excellent shot. Aloha
guitar-slinger
Great Shot !! Spur of the moment gal eh?. Well, c'mon over here and take some snow pictures [^___^] Cheers, Roger
beachzz
Wow-girl, this is AWESOME!!
lucindawind
excellent POV ! cool structure too !
THROBBE
Nice shot!
Chipka
This is a fantastic shot! I love the intensity of the light/dark contrast as well as the sense of geometry. The POV is great and I'm intrigued by the progression of colors from red to blue. Superb. Ah...and I loved the phrase opening your commentary, but Tara beat me to it when she responded with "A Scotsman on a horse." Oh well...