© irene waters 2016
With mirrors,
Beauty can be doubled
© irene waters 2016
or turn the thin to fat
© irene waters 2016
© irene waters 2016
remove the body from the body
© irene waters 2016
or turn things up side down
giving length in watery mirrors,
too shallow for one to drown.
In response to Paula’s Thursday Special
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Very cleverly crafted poem to go with your photos. I like the reflected legs most. Such an unexpected shot!
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Thank you Paula.
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Awesome clicks 🙂
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Thank you.
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You take such a simple idea and turn it upside down and inside out, to make it a complete and original story. Always love opening your blog to see what you’ve posted.
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Thanks Sharon. Glad you feel like that. I have a lot of fun deciding on angles and additions so it is good to know that someone enjoys the end result.
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Delightful Irene – I love the way you interpret these challenges.
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Thanks Jude. I have fun doing it and enjoy knowing that someone enjoys the end result.
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The first one is lovely and the second made me smile. Hope you’re having a happy week, Irene 🙂
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Yes I am thanks Jo. The second reminds me of the mirrors at fun parks – you hate the ones that turn you short, fat and dumpy and love the ones that have you tall and skinny. Have a good weekend.
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I’m already tall and skinny! No hope for me 🙂
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Great reflections!
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🙂
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Love the first one 🙂
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Thanks. 🙂
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Your usual unique take on a prompt – this is your element!
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Thank you Noelle. I have a lot of fun doing them.
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