Double inversion: positioning and colour
A fountain:
A tapid’s dripping nose:
A swan after dabbling:
A mini icicle:
A fountain in the woods:
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Inversion
Double inversion: positioning and colour
A fountain:
A tapid’s dripping nose:
A swan after dabbling:
A mini icicle:
A fountain in the woods:
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Inversion
I approached the prompt inversion (excuse the title) gradually, starting with a natural inversion – or rather an inversion occurring naturally without human intervention.

I progressed to a man-made inversion:

And then, the first photographic inversion, a natural step after the inverted glasses:

Which led – again quite naturally – to photos created with a lensball. Here are the actual first two lensball photos I took – it was around Easter as you can see:


Inversions created solely on the computer were a natural follow-up:




Linked to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Inversion.
Inversion. According to the Cambridge dictionary: a situation “in which something is changed so that it is the opposite of what it was before” or “in which something is turned upside down”.
I started out simple. Schoolyard inversion.

Moving on to the animal world. Dragon fly handstand.

Head over heals squirrel.

Why not try it with ordinary objects? Inverted plank.

Tipped tractor.

Overturned reflection.

A vineyard mirrored in a puddle. The first shot is the inverted one.


Linked to One Way Sunday: Inversion.

corniculate

inversion

interstice

ciruitous

sabulous
Another five words for a Thursday Special and what I could find to illustrate them.
Go to Paula’s Lost in Translation blog for more photos fitting the five words.