I love the illusory nature of this shot, and the small details you notice on closer inspection….
Illusory
Six Word Saturday: Through the Looking Glass, or Gormenghast?
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oh yes, very nice indeed
So which would you go for, Debbie??
Fascinating Sue!
Glad you think so, Jane!
Yes its quite magical!
Thanks, Gilly – which one would you go for??
Through the looking glass 🖱
Why did I guess! 😀
The list of small details to notice is never-ending, Sue, a great take on the challenge! 🙂
Thanks, Dina! Glad you like…
I looked at this for a long time, Sue, before deciding to agree with LG on Through the Looking Glass.
Best wishes, Pete.
But no doubt, however hard we search, we won’t find Alice…..
This photo has amazing depth!
Doesn’t it! Glad you enjoyed
I love the colors and composition of this photo. It would make a good mural.
It’s Dali-meets-Van Gogh with a twist of Ecsher. Very cool.
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Thanks, Allan! I like the idea of the mural…..
Well I have no idea what Gormenghast is so I shall have to go for through the looking glass. Interesting…
Glad you thought it was interesting, Jude….. As for Gormenghast, it is a place in a series of novels by Mervyn Peake – some would say grotesque, with marked gothic and surrealist influences (Wikipedia) I have to own up to never finishing even one of the books!
Oh, OK. I’ll stick with Alice I think… 🙂
Wise choice….
That is an image to study Sue to see all the details. As to your 6 word question, I had no idea what or who Gormenghast was. So, of course, I Googled it. Then looked at the trailer. Not my sort of entertainment but I now think your photo is definitely Gormenghast, kind of eerie and disturbing.
Glad you found it interesting, Pauline……As for Gormenghast, Wikipedia comments that some would say it is in the genre of the grotesque, with marked gothic and surrealist influences – I have to own up to never finishing even one of the books!
Yes I saw that description in Wikipedia and the start of the trailer was very gruesome, I only watched about 2-3 minutes of it… Still it takes all sorts as they say…
Oh, I’ve never seen the film or TV or whatever…as you say, it takes all sorts!!
Love the rhythms and the textures and little surprises. Wonderful capture, Sue.
Thanks, Lynne…love your description!
Brilliant – I can look at this and see new thing every time.
Great! Glad you like it, A-C 😊
An interesting shot Sue, reminds me of one of Andy’s over at Lenscaper.
Thanks, Adrian…Andy is good with reflections in glass….
Very interesting!
Thanks, Janaline!
The dark ripples of the trees make it look like geometric water…
Water I had thought – but geometric water takes it up a notch! I like it….