Truck window reflection 02DB Photograph by Andy Lawless

Truck window reflection 02DB

by Andy Lawless

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Truck window reflection 02DB

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Andy Lawless

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Photograph - Digital Photography

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December 2nd, 2013

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Comments (18)

Eleanor Bortnick

Creative!

Andy Lawless replied:

Thank you Eleanor

Linda Brody

Lovely

Andy Lawless replied:

Linda, my thanks

Carol McGrath

Very nice!

Andy Lawless replied:

Thank you Carol

Anna Serebryanik

Super!

Andy Lawless replied:

Thank you Anna

Robert McAlpine

Wonderful reflections

Andy Lawless replied:

Thank you Robert

Allen Beatty

Neat !!

Andy Lawless replied:

Much thanks Allen

John Trommer

Very nice.

Andy Lawless replied:

John, I thank you for visiting and commenting

Joan Carroll

nice capture!

Andy Lawless replied:

Much thanks Joan for you support and comments

Randy Dyer

Nice

Andy Lawless replied:

Thank you Randy

Leif Sohlman

Beautifully captured Truck Window Reflection 02db Andy

Andy Lawless replied:

Thank Leif. This one is mostly the truck window reflecting back my backyard, however I have others where the body of the truck is doing the reflections

Greg Norrell

Great concept!

Andy Lawless replied:

Thank Greg, many tend to limit their capture of reflections to water reflecting the surroundings. I have often have other photographers tell me that they never thought to shoot reflections unless coming from water or windows.