TEXERE: fabric of life
Symmetry
Posted by Ron (Saint Louis, United States) on 6 October 2009 in Architecture and Portfolio.
Yonatan from Bronx, United States
I like the side-light hitting the arch and the great reflection which fades away in the foreground.
6 Oct 2009 11:40am
Amanda from Jersey City, United States
Great job! I love that the Arch is a bit to the left as well...
6 Oct 2009 12:53pm
Barbara Kile from Ft. Worth, United States
Great capture! Sell it to the Chamber of Commerce!
6 Oct 2009 7:45pm
MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany
Very elegant shot, framing and composition are wonderful!
6 Oct 2009 10:20pm
Tracey from Maryland, United States
Excellent reflection image. I wonder if the arch frequently checks itself out in the mirror in the mornings to see how it is looking for the day ;0)
7 Oct 2009 12:57am
Steve from Camdenton, United States
Superb shot of the arch and its reflection in the pond. Keep your eye on the beautiful golden trees that line the paths to the arch, I won't be there to get a shot of them this year.
7 Oct 2009 3:55am
dabbler from Minneapolis, United States
while taking my son to Wash. U. years ago, i first saw the arch - it wasn't as beautiful & as poetic as you captured it. :-) fabulous shot!
7 Oct 2009 1:57pm
@dabbler: Thanks so much for your very kind words. I was in elementary school when the Arch was being built, and I've lived in St. Louis most of my life ... so it is something of a muse for me ... something about it inspires me every time I'm close to it or see it from a distance ... ron
Dana from St. Louis, United States
Ron- I love this shot. What time of day were you there? I have a picture from the same place but alas no reflection.
9 Oct 2009 4:27pm
Dana from St. Louis, United States
Ron- here's my pic from a similar location. there is a baby reflection but totally the wrong time of day. I think you were positioned farther to the west on the pool too. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=1346171&l=8a489f3f20&id=533005531
11 Oct 2009 5:50pm
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
1/25 second
F/16.0
ISO 400
24 mm