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[RSL]

"Photographing is nothing. Looking is everything." HCB

[Bruce Cox]

Did you toss a pebble in there or is this street? 

Or is that the ambiguity?

Bruce

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Very good seeing, Russ.
But haven't you used that title before?   

[RSL]

Hi Bruce. I was focusing on the reflection of the trees on the far bank when the minnow grabbed something off the surface of the water and I clicked the shutter. As HCB also said, "It's always luck." That fish knew what good timing meant.

And Eric. Yeah, I simply didn't know what to call this. Now that I've had time to think about it I think I could call it "Good Luck."

[BobDavid]

Monet today. So Russ, have you ever waded in the backwaters of Florida? I'm sure the alligators would love to party with you. By the way, nice photo.

[RSL]

Hi Bob, No I don't wade in the backwaters, but there are enough gators on the banks of the Palatlakaha that I don't need to wade to come into close contact with them. We used to have a friend who'd swim in gator-infested waters. I think that's reasonably safe unless one of the gators has been fed by humans. Thanks for the Monet reference. I'm one of his many fans.

[BobDavid]

Hi Bob, No I don't wade in the backwaters, but there are enough gators on the banks of the Palatlakaha that I don't need to wade to come into close contact with them. We used to have a friend who'd swim in gator-infested waters. I think that's reasonably safe unless one of the gators has been fed by humans. Thanks for the Monet reference. I'm one of his many fans.

A few days ago, I stumbled upon a fascinating article on Monet. It discussed his color vision and how it changed as he aged. If I recall correctly, the article said cataracts may have been the cause. I am a tad bit skeptical--our brains are good at auto white balancing.

[luxborealis]

I'm thinking this one could go in the same place as the Skyjack images in the fog. I'm looking for ? and only seeing ?. It needs some "trame ".