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I decided to photograph the chandelier in my dining room. The pictures look other-worldly to me….. and remind me of one of my favorite movies, Close Encounters of the Third Kind!
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It’s amazing what the reflections are doing! very nice 🙂
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It was a fun series to create!
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I bet! it’s a beautiful series 🙂
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I find there is a magical quality in these images. I stayed on the first image the longest. A sense of mirrors and reflections and endless continuity. Inspiring. Something i want to try sometime.
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It feels magical to me too! I wonder what would happen if we could get close to that chandelier in the Amritapuri auditorium. It, of course, is higher than we would ever be able to get, but we can at least imagine!
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You’re sure having fun with the photo class! One of my favorites is the “movement” shot of grass.
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That is one of my favorites too. Fun to see a comment from you here!
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nice angles. I especially like the one from below.
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There was one from above I really liked because it took me forever to figure out what was being reflected. I ended up not using it because it wasn’t clear enough but it was definitely intriguing.
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I like the first one. It invites my sight to look for more reflections. Beautiful.
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