interesting, very impressionistic - reminds me of a monet,

stunning. this looks like a painting. and it has something nostalgic about it i really like.

I thought for sure it was van gogh or monet :) very nice picture. Can you explain it a bit further though? If this is a reflection then you obviously flipped the image.. It looks like the photoshop ripple filter. or did you stick your G5 in the water with a plastic bag around it? :) hehe.. Either way.. I like it.

Very nice shot, made even nicer by the addition of the people walking by. nice detail.

miklos: yes, this is a flipped image that was shot about an inch above the water. No ripple filters were involved ;-)

Very nice.

Great shot. I doubt it would be that interesting of a shot if it was not the reflection, but add the puddle and you got art ;)

-Tristan

Nice shot!
How many time do you spend in toddling in your town with your G5?
The focus is in the two people walking past the "bridge" (I do not know the proper English word), and you were able to avoid every real object.. only their reflections. Fine.
But I always like to cut my pictures. So, try to limit the black area by cutting quite close and under the knees of the two shoulders (hope you understand what I mean in my English). Just at the beginning of the banister. The two squared front portion of the shoulder are, in my opinion, two big and tend to stop my eyes. Without them my eyes slide "down" the stairs and reach the two people, than they can go around exploring all the other elements.
Take care.
Luca

the beauty here is all about color. the yellow man connects with yellow lights, and distinguishes from the dull world. you alter your images anyway, and having this said - i'm likely to claim that the red *thingie* on the left should become desaturated (it sounds like "executed").
but then again - mayby i should think over this image once again...

ok, now im convinced that you walk around with a big pool of water to use in your puddle shots!...

eheh...great shot...im always impressed on how much detail is in your water reflections...i can't ever seem to find a puddle that'll do that for me...

very beautiful I like the reflection of people passing bye.

This is classic Nightingale :) Beautiful photo!

Looks great, very much like a painting.

Sometimes I like to go through and look at all of your photos all over again.

I love your work.

Great shot. Looks like you shot it from underwater. Very cool

Thanks everyone.

Luca: yes, you may well be right, but I was aiming to include some of their surroundings too.

zimny: maybe the image would have been better if the red 'thingie' (it's a lifebelt holder) had been desaturated, but I left it that way as I thought it added some balance to the image; i.e. when desaturated the image looked a bit 'cold'.

mark: the trick with these shots, such as it is, is that they require a large increase in contrast.

Fascinating. So dreamlike and artistic.

i always wait for the day where i am not the xxxth commenter :) but apparently this will not work. i like this image here a lot. its sharp but not. well done.
like your new layout also. very clean!
ha det så bra :-)

I think it's amazing.

beautiful. i've been checking your pictures for a while now. my favorites are the reflections.

wow, this is what puddles were made for