Thanks, Andrea. The picture was taken from the Bugeye, William B. Tennyson during a one hour tour of Back Creek off of the Patuxent River. I don’t remember taking the picture or how it became so rearranged by the window. I do find it interesting to see bits of reflected people superimposed on the rocks. The round bit of light green near the bottom of the pictures that says MCC was our proof of purchase for the Calvert Marine Museum.
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That’s a cool image, full of texture and color and shapes that make you look twice to see what’s going on.
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Thanks. I was going through some old pictures and came across this and thought it was interesting to see. It was an easy inspiration.
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The image is unusual and makes you spend time looking to see exactly what it is and the worlds are a great capture of that distortion.
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Thanks, Andrea. The picture was taken from the Bugeye, William B. Tennyson during a one hour tour of Back Creek off of the Patuxent River. I don’t remember taking the picture or how it became so rearranged by the window. I do find it interesting to see bits of reflected people superimposed on the rocks. The round bit of light green near the bottom of the pictures that says MCC was our proof of purchase for the Calvert Marine Museum.
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