This reservoir in the Odenwald, the Marbach Stausee, features a unique structure in the middle. I’m sure it has something to do with the lake’s function but I’ve not found a detailed explanation why it is there – except for looking strange and unique, especially with its reflection in the still waters.
Linked to Friday Fun: Unique.
or bicycle perspective?
For the final square for July, I thought I’ll go for a selfie of sorts. It is a reflection of myself (a flattering one at that as the street mirror elongated me just a smidgen) and self-reflection is always a good start to get a new perception of the world.
My Square Perspective no. 31 is linked to The Life of B.
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.
Catoptrophobia: The fear of mirrors or of reflections.
This is my seventeenth square for Becky’s April Square Challenge.
Catoptrics relates to mirrors and reflections.
This is my sixteenth square for Becky’s April Square Challenge.
All reflections courtesy of the Neckar near Ladenburg in Germany.
Linked to I’m a fan of … More fanatical photos can be found here.
Linked to Lines&Squares: #27 in October.
Here is a long shot of the lake in Böblingen, where I took this picture, to explain the extraordinary colour, right in the middle:
PS: The title is a word pun crossing German-English lines. Mallards are called “stock ducks” (Stockenten) in German.
For K’lee and Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge: reflection.
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