Critique Welcomed Coffee Shop Scene

[Paul Lange]

I don't drink coffee, can't stand the taste but at least they served tea as well. After about 10 minutes of sitting there it occurred to me that the scene with all the pockets of reflections were quite intriguing.


Coffee Shop Window.jpg by Paul R Lange, on Flickr

 

[Lesley Jones]

OOoooh!!! Reflection heaven. No really, I'm trying to give them up.

I love the colours as well

 

[Paul Lange]

Oh yeah, I read that after I come back with loads of photos of reflections.

 

[Brian Moore]

Definately intriguing, Paul. Its one of these "the more you look the more you see" images.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Now that's clever!

Have you tried a B&W version - just thinking it might be cool

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Very nice, alot to look at....... I was trying to find the camera man amongst it all.... With no joy

 

[Paul Lange]

I had my anti reflection suit on, The aliens gave it to me. Ssshhhh, don't tell anyone though, its a secret.

 

[Dan Cattermole]

Hmmm..... Those folk in the white jackets shall be along for you shortly... Lol.
I do have the tendency to not have myself visable in a frame involving reflections whenever I do take one.
But that theory could also be argued in the name of art.

 

[adrian jordin]

Paul, there's no such thing as an anti-reflection suit...are you sure you're not a vampire?
I can't recall having seen you post on this forum during daylight hours....

 

[alfie Wright]

Very nice shot! Some great reflections. It would of been nice to get a self portrait in there somewhere too.

 

[Pete Askew]

Love it Paul. Brilliant reflections and the the lone figure not reflected (and somehow more dull than the looking glass world around him). Great stuff.