Not your usual but it certainly gets the wetness of the place across. Where is it?

And it's a super result too. That region is flat. You used the fact to great advantage here using depth to underline the point.

One day I will succeed with a puddle. Until then ....?

Simplicity always makes lovely photographs - just like this one.

Huge, big and on a plain wall of a fancy office somewhere.

wow! :shock: please share details - how did the clean, misty teal background happen? :smile: 2.8 on a 200mm lens with the look of it! - Huge guess: Meyer or Pentacon?

Marvelous lighting.

Fantastic, to see them like this is one thing but to get a shot like this is amazing. Absolutely! Buzzards do it too and it's a wonderful sight - to capture it on camera like this is a triumph.

You will, without any doubt at all, appreciate "Celtic Art: the methods of construction" by George Bain (1951). It isn't hard to find and it isn't in the least bit stuffy and covers everything such as simple interlocked linework, knots, borders and patterns, lettering, zoomorphics and lots more. Just Google it. I made great use of it many years ago when I was producing trendy (and some serious) ...

Absolutely well deserved accolade both for the image and the initial creation of it/ them - so what if they are copies? You still produced them - wonderful.