Ha! Funny exchange, Tim. Seriously, I love this shot, even though I’m not completely sure why I like it so much. I guess it’s an example of “the whole being greater than the sum of its parts.” I love the reflection, and that I can’t see it elsewhere in the picture. I like the colors. And the odd-seeming occurrence of skid-marks leading into the puddle. It’s Twilight Zone-ish but brighter, happier. Hugs, and happy caturday to the kitties.
Thanks, Teagan. Great analysis of the photo. I was careful to get an angle where the skidmarks were radiating at their best. I thought about having Bruce stand at the end of the puddle, but decided to leave it as a found puddle with no one around.
๐ I’m sure Bruce would have been a great model, but I like the photo as it is. Adding a person would have diverted attention from the puddle and reflection. It’s more mysterious without people or animals.
Just my thinking about the shot. I did a post of Bruce looking like Steven Seagal in 2013. One photo is Bruce reflecting in a puddle behind the office: https://wp.me/p1yQyy-1aI.
Off Center & Not Even 
Looks yummy. ๐
Right. Thanks, John.
That is a great catch of the reflection in the water! Sounds like you and Bruce had a good time with that one. ๐
We got a good laugh out of it. Thanks, Lavinia.
Sometimes the goddesses smile when you are out with Bruce and your camera. ๐
Hi Susan. We come across some interesting things in downtown.
Pee soaked ? Yuk ๐ฆ
Hi Harry, Lots of urinating happens in the alley by people and dogs. It gets pretty rank between pee and grease traps.
Just too funny ๐ฆ
Thanks, Dot. I’m happy you found the humor in it.
Vero sembra un corpo ๐
And it was just lying their in the alley. Grazie, Simona.
It looks like a crocodile to me. ๐
The crocodile that ate the body of water lying in the alley. Thanks, Julie.
Hmmm … no police tape, no chalk outline. ๐
Not a bit of tape or chalk. Just a body of water lying in the alley. Thanks, David.
Ha! Funny exchange, Tim. Seriously, I love this shot, even though I’m not completely sure why I like it so much. I guess it’s an example of “the whole being greater than the sum of its parts.” I love the reflection, and that I can’t see it elsewhere in the picture. I like the colors. And the odd-seeming occurrence of skid-marks leading into the puddle. It’s Twilight Zone-ish but brighter, happier. Hugs, and happy caturday to the kitties.
Thanks, Teagan. Great analysis of the photo. I was careful to get an angle where the skidmarks were radiating at their best. I thought about having Bruce stand at the end of the puddle, but decided to leave it as a found puddle with no one around.
๐ I’m sure Bruce would have been a great model, but I like the photo as it is. Adding a person would have diverted attention from the puddle and reflection. It’s more mysterious without people or animals.
Just my thinking about the shot. I did a post of Bruce looking like Steven Seagal in 2013. One photo is Bruce reflecting in a puddle behind the office: https://wp.me/p1yQyy-1aI.
All that’s missing is the chalk outline.
It’s just a POBW. Thanks, Teri!
Hahahaha!
I got this almost right. I thought…Knowing Tim…. did he find a pond shaped like a human body?
You are figuring me out. Thanks, Resa.