Light & Glass: Reptile Egg by auntietk
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Okay, no, it's not really a reptile egg, but wouldn't that be cool?
More from the glass shop in Staunton, Virginia.
Comments (12)
LivingPixels
A superb captire nicley done!!!
Faemike55
it's beautiful and it would be cool just to see what would hatch
photosynthesis
An iguana with greenish-blue mirrored scales - I can picture that. Wonderful shot...
RodS Online Now!
As long as it's not in the company of someone named Danerys....
Wonderful photo of another beautiful shiny thing that should be living on my shelf..... Here.... Let me make room! LOL
wysiwig
You and Andrea do these so well. Always puts me in mind of a strange planet. A very fine image.
dochtersions
After admired this beautiful picture, I close my eyes and what do I see: one of my fantasy originated reptile, with two of these glass spheres, and it looks at me, it's coming straight at me from my computer screen.
durleybeachbum
Exquisite ! I suddenly recall the film Alien.
bmac62
Ooooo. Wonder how the glass blower gets that effect. Another exceedingly handsome shot.
beachzz
Another gorgeous piece!!!
kgb224
Wonderful capture. God bless.
aksirp
would fit great for next christmas
laughing: perfect captured Tara!
anahata.c
this piece is set against the natural background, with bokeh'd lights and shadow: It's in a 'sea'. And the bauble itself is captured with a surprising number of reflections and levels of light and hue---I wonder if people see all that, in person; your photograph makes us ponder it, and it's very rich and varied. Lots of life in that sphere. And your placement, once again, on one side, makes it commune with its background in a way that centering it would not. You're very intuitive about placement. Beautiful...and the dark shadow in that ball brings out its mystery, even its 'dark' side...