The oddest places, even the most mundane corners, can be touched with a bit of magic, first thing on a bright March morning...
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5 comments:
I have been trying for years - truly - to make a worthwhile photograph of the reflections from large plate glass windows. You seem to find it effortless.
Obword: caustic.
Thanks, Struan, much appreciated. The basic N-S orientation of our campus may help, of course -- at 8 am on a sunny morning one half of the campus is being blinded by the reflections off the other half...
Mike
Obword? Are you still seeing verification checks when posting comments? Thought I'd managed to get rid of that.
Mike
Just revealing my age: it's slang from usenet groups long since passed into oblivion.
Didn't one of the new wonky office blocks in London turn into an unintended solar furnace? You should be grateful none of your new builds have trendy concave facades.
Mike,
Less graceful than your effort (I particularly like the light on the branches) this was my take on the marvellous March morning light.
Huw
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