Stillwoods Fine Arts

Reflections

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A row of tall Amsterdam buildings shimmer in the canal waters.

Dutch Distortions

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Bright summer boats shimmer in the waters of Green Bay, WI.

Boat Wiggles

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A culinary school is reflected in the roadside pool from an autumn rain.

Autumn Reflections

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Watery reflections create a luminous abstract painting.

Harbor Reflections

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Watchers on a Sister Bay dock cast colorful reflections like flags rippling in the water.

Dock Watchers

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An outboard motor becomes sculptural through its harbor reflections.

Motor Reflection

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Sunset pinks and reds highlight a pier in the watery reflections of Green Bay.

Pier Reflections

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The pier at Ellison Bay Park casts reflections into the shallow shore waters of Green Bay, WI.

Clear Reflections

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On Cedar Shore Road near the center of Ellison Bay, Wisconsin, the Bayside Resort casts a rippled reflection in a street pool. After a summer shower has moved across the bay, the street can be speckled with small pools of fresh water, perfect mirrors in the crisp sunlight. This photographed reflection gives to the Bayside's building the watery character of Green Bay itself. The shimmer adds a whimsical quality befitting the peninsula where tourists come to play in the exquisite summer weather.

Rippled Resort

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A dead tree casts a perfect reflection in the clear spring waters of a Door County, WI, swamp.

Swamp Double

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A boat's portholes shimmer in the blue July waters of Green Bay.

Playful Portholes

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The red, white, and blue sparkle in the reflective summer waters of Green Bay.

Patriotic Reflections

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Watery reflections create a jeweled composition in citrine, emerald, and sapphire.

Rippled FX

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Shoreline weeds stand in mirrored perfection in a wintry pool.

Wintry Weeds

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Through a window of new twentieth-century construction at Rowleys Bay Resort the wooden frames contrast with the snow, forming reflections in the glass. One wonders how Peter Rowley himself, gazing through that window might reflect on his own modest logging efforts that set all of this in motion.

Rowley's Reflections