Here’s the second image from my visit to Amethyst Brook on July 4th.
I’ve not much to say today…should have saved this for Wordless Wednesday. I’m sure I can come up with something to post tomorrow. 🙂
07.07.2015 Back to the Brook
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I’m sure you can do it. It goes without saying for wordless wednesday. 🙂
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That rock on the rock looks for all the world like a shoebill stork. Well, at least that’s what I see.
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And along similar lines, I independently saw the object as the sole of a shoe.
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I saw that right away too. I debated the framing, but didn’t want the right side flow to draw attention so nipped the edges of the rock which is questionable composing, I suppose.
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And that would be the rock on the right that looks like a shoebill or a shoe sole, but I guess everyone figured that out.
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That is one cool-looking bird. I do see the resemblance.
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I am laughing about what others see in this photo. All I’m going to say- the rocks look dangerous and the water turbulent. I like the B&W rendition very much.
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Thanks, Yvonne. I don’t always see things like shoe soles in my images, but I am easily influenced by the power of suggestion. 🙂
Actually, I also see the rock in question as a fish.
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