I didn’t think much when I took this photograph until later when I went through the batch of which it was part. I had to smile. It was certainly a surprise to see that head floating there with no body. I hope you enjoy it.
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Beautiful…
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Thank you muchly. How lovely. And a very, merry Christmas and happy new year (and always) to you and yours! 🙂
Very startling! Nice !
Thanks. Sometimes luck can outdistance skill. 🙂
haha, love this 🙂
Thank you. I thought it was pretty cool, too, a pure accident. But accidents like this can’t happen unless we are prepared with a camera in the hand, which I don’t do often enough.
Haha, I learned the hard way, when living in New York, never to leave home without a camera. There was always something crazy to photograph there!
I’ve only passed thru NYC twice: once from Conn. to D.C. and back again. Never saw much except skyscrapers, skyscrapers and skyscrapers. Oh, yes, and tail lights, tail lights and tail lights! 🙂 Didn’t have my camera with me. I was a back seat passenger, holding onto the seat for dear life. Crazy drivers there.