I don’t necessarily need to explain this shot, but I will. What stands out is that glass display cabinet filled with an array of artistic ceramic pieces and sculptures, complemented by a person seated at a table in the background. To begin the story, I had been cutting my paper – it’s large, high-quality paper that we have to cut ourselves to fit the size we need for our graphic prints. As I made my way back to my chair, I caught sight of the lady visible through the glass, along with the subtle reflections and shadows. Now you understand why I captured the shot; it has an artistic feel, indeed, and it includes those intriguing shadows.
Posted as part of Becky’s NovemberShadows
Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 
Dear Ritva
We like the different rooms that are not clear-cut. One world merges into another.
All the best
The Fab Four of Cley
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
I like how you worded your thought about this image, I should have come up with that
Thank you very much.
This totally has an artistic feel to it, beautiful!
Thanks Glad you think so, as that was my intention
Yep, definitely arty and I love the composition
good, that’s what I aimed for
😊😊
I love the composition and the idea of vagaries within the setting. I am for a thoughtful Hedgehog as well 😀
Rakastan sommittelua ja ajatusta oikuista ympäristössä. Kannatan myös harkittua Siiliä.
Nearly spot on with translation, but harkittua should be mietteliäs 😀
Thank you, I’ll try to do better 😁
oh this is such a great shot – so glad this moment caught your eye
Thanks, me too 😀
A well spotted opportunity. No, I think the hedgehog just looks thoughtful rather than sad.
I was thinking the same about the Hedgehog
We see what we see, mayne my mood is sad.
Oh dear!