Stars & Stripes Reflected

© Johnathan R. Peal

Stars & Stripes Reflected

Uploaded: May 11, 2002

Description

American Flag Reflected in a Marble

Comments

Janelle Barry May 11, 2002

Great photo, Johnathan - unusual and very creative! #5490

Carolyn M. Fletcher level-classic May 11, 2002

Ooooh, yeah!!!Way cool!!! #7869

Johnathan R. Peal May 11, 2002

Thank you both for the nice comments. I'm really glad that you enjoyed the photo. :)

#7894

June 28, 2002

Johnathan,

Great shot! One thing though...it's refraction not reflection. But, hey, poetic license, right?
#9195

Johnathan R. Peal June 28, 2002

Robert, Thanks for the Compliment on my photo.

I also looked up the properties of Reflection and Refraction and it states in the article that a Refracted beam vanishes at a large enough angle resulting in (internal reflection). I'm not sure if I understood the article properly since it was a bunch of science lingo. It's at this address if your interested, http://www.phy.ntnu.edu.tw/java/light/flashLight.html.

I don't know much about the science of light waves, but like you say it's a poetic license. It just wouldn't sound the same named American Flag Refracted lol. :).

Take care & thanks again.

J.R. Peal #9200


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