Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Just for a laugh...from 2014:
Finding Nemo Frozen
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Gianluca Drago
Well-Known Member
This photo raises questions. Maybe you should clean the freezer more often.
Nice shades of colour, for an almost abstract subject.
Nice shades of colour, for an almost abstract subject.
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
Not my freezer. This was outside, a frozen puddle in a carpark.
Brian Moore
Moderator
I believe @Gianluca Drago!
In any case it's a great and funny shot that probably not many would notice. (Especially when your freezer door is shut.
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Gianluca Drago
Well-Known Member
Of course I was joking, but you already know that. Looking back at my old photos, I too came across pictures of this kind. Water is able to take on so many different forms that it always manages to amaze you. But in my opinion, the wonder of flat ice, however rich in detail, is difficult to render in photography, perhaps because it has to be enjoyed in 3D, with two eyes triangulating, not with the single point of view of a single lens.
Stefan Wilde
Active Member
I agree with Brian, excellent spotting! It´s funny how we see faces and shapes in all sorts of objects, sometimes in linoleum floors, even in wallpaper structures. Or in ice. Or here...
Rob MacKillop
Edinburgh Correspondent
That’s funny!
It’s one thing taking a funny photo, but you have to come up with a title to match. Finding Nemo Frozen sprang to mind at the time, possibly even before taking the shot, certainly around the same time. I think. It was a decade ago.
It’s one thing taking a funny photo, but you have to come up with a title to match. Finding Nemo Frozen sprang to mind at the time, possibly even before taking the shot, certainly around the same time. I think. It was a decade ago.
Gianluca Drago
Well-Known Member
Your title is perfect indeed, @Rob MacKillop. You are are a poet, among other things.
