I was out taking pictures of the water tension this morning and finally found an entry for the Mirror Assignment over at RAW (E).

Raw (e) – Assignment – Mirrors.  I’ve been waiting for no wind to take this shot for the assignment. 🙂 Click Photo to see enlarged.
North East Side of Devils Lake, Oregon July 20, 2010.

I like this one – Broken Mirrors. 🙂

Something is off when you have to wear a fleece coat and winter socks to sit by the water in the summer!  The mirror shots below – I like – but the one above I like best. What do you think?

  I am studying the water surface tension of the lake. Sometimes it looks like plastic, saran wrap? has been stretched across. Not just “flat” but really thick. Still clear, see through.  So  far I’ve learned that higher temps decrease water tension, and that agitation rids water tension, but have not been able to describe or explain the texture of the visual of the water surface. 

(All of the photos in this post have not been enhanced at all – straight out of the cheapo Nikon Camera as per the rules of the RAW (e) Challenge. ). Well – I don’t know if you HAVE to use a Nikon L22, but that is my camera. 🙂