Duck water.
Dark water.
Ducks get their kicks on Dark water.
Dogs get their licks on Duck water...
[with apologies to Dr Seuss]

Rosalyn Sears: lol! Dr Seuss brings back memories. (:o)

Without the titel. Roz, I'd never have known this was water; it;s the unusual angle which makes it different! Nicely done.

Rosalyn Sears: Just trying to find something different. I seem to be stuck in my comfort zone with my photography. Glad you like it! (:o)

Beautiful abstract picture. Well done Roz!

Rosalyn Sears: Thanks, Richard. So pleased you like it. (:o)

That's really super...could be a book or CD cover...

Rosalyn Sears: Glad you like it, Dave. Just trying for something a bit different. (:o)

Love this one Roz!

Rosalyn Sears: Thank you, Brad. I am happy to hear that. I like abstracts, but I am just trying to develop an eye for possible subjects - they are not always so obvious to me. (:o)

Watrey grunge .... lovely . Maybe Manipulating and creating green watery grunge would be fun to do as well. richard

Rosalyn Sears: You like it? Lots of possibilities for playing with this one. (:o)

You did it again, Rozie, and I like it even better then yesterday's. Hope you'll continue in this direction for a bit longer, before you go back to birds and beasts.
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Rosalyn Sears: Hi Viktor! I`m really pleased you like this. I guess I am just trying to ring the changes a bit. I do seem to get stuck in my `comfort zone`. I love abstracts, but I don`t always find it easy to recognise good subjects. I hope I will get an eye for it, if I look hard enough and practice enough. I think it also depends how you are taking photographs, too. For instance, if you are out to stretch your legs and take in some sights, then it tends to be `click` and move on. On the other hand, I spent an hour at the duck pond, and because I was in the same place for a while, I had more `thinking` time. It was fun looking at all the possibilities, and it was an exercise I will repeat. (:o)

Quality shot Roz

Rosalyn Sears: Thanks, Chris. I appreciate that comment. (:o)

Very nice abstract - my kind of shot I like the different greys and the circle help me in seeing what this is...

Rosalyn Sears: I am delighted that you like this one, Aksel. (:o)

Ya, the ripples set it up nicely.

Like the darkness. Very moody.

Rosalyn Sears: Thanks, Bruce - I am glad you like it. (:o)

interesting abstract...

Rosalyn Sears: Thanks, Sam. (:o)

Dark water, a wonderful title for a wonderful picture : A likey !!

Rosalyn Sears: Well I am so pleased you liked this one. (:o)

This is really abstract which is not usually my thing but this one I like. I find I want to touch it!

Rosalyn Sears: I love abstracts, Bill, but finding good subjects does not come naturally to me. I am pleased to hear that you liked this one. (:o)

wow Rozalyn what a stunner love it.

Rosalyn Sears: Cheers, Tim. It is good to know you like it. (:o)

This has become a "genre" for certain SC photographic shots, Roz. You're fitting into it just perfectly.

Rosalyn Sears: Just experimenting, Ginnie. Sometimes I feel rather stuck in my comfort zone. I was pleased with this one, and I enjoyed the challenge of finding a `different` shot. (:o)

Roz - I echo all those who have commented before me -- this is a wonderful composition!! A good lesson for all of us to use "fresh" eyes.

Rosalyn Sears: Thank you, martie. I enjoyed the exercise. (:o)

nice abstract work

Rosalyn Sears: Thank you, Chantal. (:o)

Impressive, love this one, very well spotted and the B&W is very well choosen here.

Rosalyn Sears: Believe it or not, this is not a black and white conversion. If you look to the top right, you will see a patch of blue. It just happened to be what the water was like, in the shade, under some trees. Glad you like it. (:o)

You used the availble lines very well in this composition and it has gone likey again.

Excellent abstraction!

Rosalyn Sears: So pleased you like this one. I love abstracts, but never seem to be able to `create` them - I only ever seem to come across them by chance. (:o)