I have taken many reflection photos over the years, many that I think are much better shots than this one, but this is the photo I immediately thought of when seeing the upside down theme this week. Last spring, my class went to Kualoa Ranch for a field trip. The following day, I showed my students a slide show of all the the photos I took during our field trip. One of my students, a 3-year old, made the comment “upside down” when he saw this photo.
The second photo was taken at the fish market in Bologna this summer. I purposefully did not post it (even though it was my favorite) when posting my other photos of the fish market because I wanted to use it for the theme this week. I was drawn to this fish for some reason when checking out the different types of fish at the market that day. I have no idea what type of fish it is or how it tastes, but I thought it was pretty cool looking, even though it is also a bit gruesome looking.
shave ice & gelato 
Great shots for this week’s theme.
Have a wonderful weekend.
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I love the fish photo. But he really looks like he’s pleading with you to rescue him, doesn’t he?
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I like the first photo! A good reflection shot and an upside down at that. Happy weekend! :)
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Hi Girasoli, great reflection photo and wow that fish sure has big eyes. I don’t think I’ve seen a fish like that before.
Great choices for this week’s theme. Have a great Sunday!
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Great photos!
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Love both of your photos. I like the three year old comment on the one, the fish, what big eyes you have, said the fisherman!!
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The fish photo is really cool. Both are great for this week’s theme.
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I love the reflection of the tree! Great upside-down photos!
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Both beautiful, in their own ways! The fish almost looks like a painting, in his colouring and the stillness.
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Great choice of photos for the theme. That fish sure has big eyes. I see a long stretched out body next to the head so it might be a type of light colored eel (silver eel?) or a fish with similar shape.
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I really love that choice of the fish and I do love reflection photos.
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A belated thanks everyone!!
Deborah, he really did look so sad.
sandrac, if only the tacky sign wasn’t there, it could be a painting! I liked the colors also. I usually love the signs in food photos with the euro prices and Italian writing, but in this case, I could have done without the sign.
María, it probably is an eel. I just haven’t seen one so wide and thin before. I wonder how it tastes?
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