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Some images are fun because they are confusing. Perhaps it is the lack or even abundance of information, but this particular image reminds me of an Escher painting, where all the parts are there, but they do not appear to fit properly.
This is another in my series of reflection shots taken in Baltimore. I love this one because in addition to the warping of the building within the middle glass, the reflection on the right appears as if a forgotten part of the building is hoping to reunite with its family. The tree on the left is not part of the reflection, which helps with the composition.
This image was taken at the harbor in Baltimore. As I was wandering around I came across this man, sitting by himself, overlooking what was before him. Numerous guesses came to my mind as to what he was thinking, and I will allow you to explore that question yourself, coming to your own opinion.
180s is a company that began by making ear warmers that wrap halfway around the head, and now has a whole line of winter clothing. The building is on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and is a treasure trove of imagery when the shadows begin to draw themselves along the walls.
This particular image is one of the more sparse captures I obtained as I walked around the building late one Sunday afternoon, resting my lens against the thick outer glass, snapping away.
