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[Brian Moore]

Took a shot out the window as the sun was going down. This is at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California. We were having a business planning meeting in one of their conference rooms. After I snapped this shot one one of my co-workers asked,..."What are you taking a picture of?" I thought,..."You wouldn't understand," but I said "The light." I could tell by her look that she didn't understand.

Olympus OM-2N, Zuiko 50/1.8 and Kodak Ultramax 400 film.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Aha Brian that is the beauty of having some form of eccentricity, it can be a fail safe excuse to get away with odd behaviour. It strange when people just have not got a clue
or cannot connect with anything imaginative and of course impossible to explain. But then there are plenty of odd behaviours and beliefs that I cannot connect with either
Must add, love the veil of light.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Looks perfectly normal to me, Brian, which probably means it isn't

 

[Brian Moore]

Aha Brian that is the beauty of having some form of eccentricity, it can be a fail safe excuse to get away with odd behaviour. It strange when people just have not got a clue or cannot connect with anything imaginative and of course impossible to explain. But then there are plenty of odd behaviours and beliefs that I cannot connect with either
Must add, love the veil of light.

I like eccentric as an adjective. (Another adjective I was called once for taking a picture of a bloke taking a picture of some people: creeper. )

Thanks, Julian!

 

[Brian Moore]

Looks perfectly normal to me, Brian, which probably means it isn't

You eccentric old bugger!

 

[Paul Lange]

Well if she couldn't see what it was you felt compelled to photograph it must be her that is eccentric, not you.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

You're so enigmatic Brian

 

[Brian Moore]

I'm an enigmatic eccentric, apparently, Chris!
Or is it eccentric enigmatic,...?
Oh Hell's Bell's I don't know!

 

[Pete Askew]

Not just the light though (which would be reason enough) but also the mood of the little girl lost in her own world (dreaming of mermaids maybe). It speaks very much to me of childhood and the light reinforces that I think.