Reflecting on Hammond, Louisiana by auntietk
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We wandered through Hammond, Louisiana, yesterday with our friends who live in this area. This is the town Robert grew up in, and we had a great time walking around having him tell us what was the same and what was different from when he was a boy. There was a lot of art, both public and gallery, and most of the buildings have been around for more than a hundred years.
Hopefully this reflection shot gives you a feel for what the town is like.
Comments (18)
Faemike55
Great capture Tara! I hope you got the news from Cheryl (clbsmiley) about her husband Bill!
wysiwig
Brilliant. Four images, one for each window. I especially like how the eyes and the face seem to float within the reflected buildings.
jocko500
old south town for sure. cool shot and today was super for the weather
blondeblurr
Just like a trip down memory lane for some - now where was it ? aha, Louisiana ... no doubt, that one day I might get around to see it myself, wouldn't that be great, to check out all these historical places? and not to forget, being able to discover the beautiful art, which I can see now ... a nice touch and thought Tara, BB
Wolfenshire Online Now!
Forget sight seeing!! It's Louisiana!!! find the food... they rock for food.
durleybeachbum
It has that comfortable look about it like my hometown, not too moden but not old either. Bournemouth too has a short history so one day we will look at it together!
photosynthesis
At first glance, I though those eyes were a reflection - perhaps an optometrist's display across the street - but then I realized it was hanging in an art gallery. I like the multiple levels of possibilities that well-balanced reflection shots like this create, as if they were somehow visual metaphors for the multi-leveled nature of human perception...
SunriseGirl
Very artistic shot that certainly does give a feel for the atmosphere of the town. Thanks for sharing.
jayfar
A great reflection on this area Tara.
Juliette.Gribnau
pretty !
Adobe_One_Kenobi
Excellent work.
helanker
What a beautiful reflection shot this is. Love the buildings we see and some are watching us in there :-)))
MrsRatbag
You are so good at these multi-level visions; this one has a comfortable darkness to it that I find most appealing!
kgb224
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
RodS
Indeed a very cool reflection shot, Tara! The poster with the face really gives this an ethereal feel.
moochagoo
I agree with wysiwig :)
faroutsider
LOL@wolfenshire... As always, so much to see in your photographs. Love it.
anahata.c
As said above, reflection shots have been one of your specialties for some time, and this is an example of why. Yes I can see the artwork in there (as Claude says, it comes to you after a moment of viewing), but they meld into the other side of the street, creating a kind of ad hoc collage of what this place is about. A montage created by light and by your eye, angle of viewing, intuition, etc. The cars create the 'ground' in this shot. And it's all washed over by a deep blue, like memory or inner reflection---even if this were taken in mid daylight. Evocative and quiet and reflective (in the inner sense), and another fine reflection shot from you, Tara. (I will come back for more, but I'm trying to keep it to 4 or 5 right now, so I can rest my wrist. But I've much enjoyed your visions from this part of the country, you seem to get the feel of the place very quickly. You're in a very magical part of the world right now, you and bill...)