I was shooting through a window to another window on the other side of a room in a historic house. If you look really carefully you can see the walls (particularly on the left) and ceiling and even some baseboard moulding. There is the reflection of me and what was behind me and of course what was outside the window on the other side of the room. I almost deleted this when I saw the preview in the LCD because it just looked like nothing but the window. I didn't for whatever reason and I was glad because when it opened on the computer the shot was so odd and unusual that I really liked it.

I was shooting through a window to another window on the other side of a room in a historic house. If you look really carefully you can see the walls (particularly on the left) and ceiling and even some baseboard moulding. There is the reflection of me and what was behind me and of course what was outside the window on the other side of the room. I almost deleted this when I saw the preview in the LCD because it just looked like nothing but the window. I didn't for whatever reason and I was glad because when it opened on the computer the shot was so odd and unusual that I really liked it.

This was a single exposure. It was a shot through a window and the window you see is on the opposite side of the room (darkened room). The "background" is actually a reflection of me with my camera and the landcape that was behind me.

This is great Laurie! I, for one, am very glad you didn't delete this one.

Laurie...second the motion byh lbimaging.