You have a pretty unique technique with the whole reflection thing.
Good eye!
You have to learn to disconnect your brain--which wants to focus on either on the contents of a display window or the reflection in the glass, but not both--and see like the like the camera does. It takes some practice, but it helps to be brainless to begin with .
Richard, are these turkeys? Is this a butcher shop across from apartment building with bill board to top? I see coat hangers right below the turkeys. I want to let you know....I am certified-brainless....but still can't figure this one out.
Richard, are these turkeys? Is this a butcher shop across from apartment building with bill board to top? I see coat hangers right below the turkeys. I want to let you know....I am certified-brainless....but still can't figure this one out.
I believe those are Serrano hams, maybe even "Pata negra"...
Yep, whole smoked hams, not turkeys. Expensive and very popular in Spain. TBH, I don't recall what the blue patch at the top was, but a billboard or perhaps a tarp covering construction on the reflected building make sense.
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Cheers, Richard.
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Good eye!
Yeah, I think Spaniards would find it easier to recognize whole hams hanging in a window. I haven't seen that very often elsewhere.
You have to learn to disconnect your brain--which wants to focus on either on the contents of a display window or the reflection in the glass, but not both--and see like the like the camera does. It takes some practice, but it helps to be brainless to begin with .
I believe those are Serrano hams, maybe even "Pata negra"...
www.mind-driftphoto.com