Taken at Sapsucker Woods, Cornell University, Central New York.
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I've always liked M.C.Escher's ink drawing of mudpuddles reflecting the world above--one day, maybe, I'll find the one I'm looking for. For now, this will have to do.
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Not really sure how this meets the challenge, maybe if you had included the trees in this world as well to show the opposite reflection? Not a bad shot but nothing to really hold my interest. I'm thinking this would look good in black and white or sepia, not sure why, maybe the different textures and such? As is, a 3
I don't find this picture to be particulary interesting. It feels very busy with lots of different elements vying for your attention. I like the focus and depth of field.
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