Not to be confused with Skywriter.

>>Super_Trampoline
Or Skywalker

A sky-in-puddle pic. This one gains a dynamic feel from the two dark tree trunks in the center that show the bottom of the puddle just as the rest of the surface shows the clouds in the sky. Good job on composition; I will rank this as upper tier.

This is a cool shot, and I did end up personally liking it more than our other photographic entry. The shape of the puddle feels good at this angle, and it was a good choice to ensure that the reflection rather than the foreground was in focus. Very evocative; thanks for entering!

Idk why, but the details and style of this remind me of a piece back in the day: Broken Are Bonds We Forged in Life.

I think the other entry fends better than this one because to capture still water may be a lot easier than moving water. However, that is not to retract from this piece. Often, we are looking down at the ground, that we don't pay attention to the expanse of treetops nor the skies. Sometimes... the water has to remind us of that.

Thanks for arting!

Nice entry, but I'm not sure if it was necessary to use the entire Bee Movie script as the caption.

This is so flippin' cool. It gets huge points with me for its masterful treatment of something that could be meh unless done well.

>>Bachiavellian, >>PinoyPony, >>No_Raisin, >>CoffeeMinion

Skywater

Thanks for the gold! Congrats to Nonny, and also to SuperTramp for the chutzpah award...

It was due to be rainy in my area over the time of this contest and so I had high hopes of getting some dramatic rain shots. This didn't work out but I did have the chance to stop by a local park and scout for photo opportunities. Out of over 80 pics, I selected this one and Cast Me Down for submission.

>>PinoyPony

Idk why, but the details and style of this remind me of a piece back in the day: Broken Are Bonds We Forged in Life.

How interesting... The photos were taken with the same instrument (my LG G6 phone). Good eye!

Thanks to all for the great comments!