More specifically, more reflections of trees in vehicles. Because you can never have too many.
Amirite or amirite or amirite?
Rite? Rite? Rite?
– Ned Ryerson (Bing!)
I do sort of wish that the vehicle manufacturers had omitted the brake light and the model number, respectively, from the middle of my photographic palette, but we all have our trials and tribulations. Amirite?
Yerrite!
The overall effect is like viewing trees while fully submerged in water with the eyes open. Dreamy. Surreal.
Laurna – Me, I’m not much for having my eyes open under water but I see/get what you mean. š
Interestingly enough, I had to go BACK to see the brake light – the first time I looked all I saw was the trees?
Alison – š Mom would have missed the brake light too, I think. There was one occasion where I had a photo with a power line running through it, and I blogged/complained about the difficulty of getting views without the darned things. She said she had to look at the photo (of silhouetted trees at sunset) about three times to see the power line – which ran straight across the whole photo, about a half-inch above the trees. She was looking at the photo’s subject, not the distraction.
Wow. Whoda thunk that tip!
Tom
Tom – IKR? Of course, some of these trees also drop sticky stuff on cars . . .