Torn
If the firmament is paved, then this is very likely a tear, a glimpse of the other side.
And if it is, then we also know that rollerblading and skating boarding on the firmament is strictly forbidden.
It was a rainy grey morning again yesterday, so monochrome seemed to make quite a bit of sense.
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Canon EOS 5Dii, Canon 50mm/f1.4 lens, ISO400, top: f1.4, 1/250th and bottom: f2.5, 1/60th.
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burnt embers 
I looked at that first image and I read the first line – and I looked again. I had a UFO moment – surreal. Your eye was on top form capturing these, Ehpem
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Hi Andy. A UFO moment! That is great :). I have a bit of a thing about reflections in small puddles, but I have not tried a very shallow depth of field focussed on the reflection before, or at least not on purpose. I like the effect. I probably will take more – after all, what else is there to do on wet grey days?
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Huddle by an open fire is my favourite occupation – it’s the closest I get to Hibernation!
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I’m “torn” between these two but if I have to pick one I’m not going to do it.
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I like the first one better due to the soft focus of the foreground which gives a bit of a feel of sky and clouds, or something else far away and poorly defined.
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I like them both. Great!!
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Thank you Malin. I do too, but if I had to choose, it would be easy to pick the first one.
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