James of Newtown Daily Photo is the host of Weekend Reflections Go over and visit him to see "Mr. Blue Sky" a marvelous reflective post you'll love!
This is the cropped image of a corner building in New York City somewhere. This is the side of the building where I suddenly realized as I looked at the picture that the fire escape reflected in the windows of the second and third floors. It's amazing what you find when you look close at the pictures you've taken with completely different ideas in mind...
I thought the photo would look good in black & white because there wasn't much color in the original.
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18 comments:
Great shot.. very nostalgic. Love it. Visit my rainbow also.
It works really well in monochrome! Great reflection.
Yes it's funny how looking back at photos we seem to always discover a different aspect.
Very nice in B&W
OH! Good for you for seeing this reflection! I'm sure I would have missed it...and it's such a good one!
Excellant choice Mary, and black and white is perfect.
B.
very observant of u!
Excellent B&W shot Mary -- the reflections are the added bonus.
Great photo, and I agree it also looks well in mono. There is always surprises once you upload your photos!
You are so right Mary - I love finding something I didn't see before.
This is perfect in the B&W!
Hope you're having a wonderful weekend!
Great mono and reflections!
Well done.
Hi Mary! I love this reflection, but also the monchrome tone and detail of the picture!! nice one!
Gena
Excellent!!! One of the things I always have to stare at when over on your side of the big pond!
I like the reflection, but I love the architectural detail above the window!
This is a great shot! I love the reflections and the details of the building. And I love the angles of the stairs, they add so much interest. And it's perfect in B&W. Kathy
This is a really good photo Mary. I like the composition and of course I like the reflection. I took a photo similar to this the other day but it was a shadow of a fire escape.
Great shot Mary! It is nice in B&W, good eye!
cool reflections Mary. I love these old buildings.
I really like this photo, Mary. Point of view does change interpretation, doesn't it?
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