This seems to work for this week’s challenge (and it’s from our trip too!) “Take a picture of yourself or someone else as a shadow, a reflection, or a lesser part of a scene, making the background, or . . . the foreground, the center of attention.”
She caught my eye from five rooms away . . .
James Abbott McNeil Whistler, Symphony in White, No. 1: The White Girl, 1862, oil on canvas – National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
Carissa Snedeker Photography 
Yes, it works perfectly. And, I like it very much too!
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Thank you.
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You have learned so much. You have everything in sharp focus and beautiful color. I love it. And I love the painting as the center of the composition. You are becoming a real artist.
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Thank you, Rita. You’re so kind.
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Nice photo! And, (off the topic) I think I have the pre-approved comment setting fixed…I think… :-S
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Great! And thanks!
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This is great! The door in the front looks like a picture itself. Very interesting!
Charlie
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Thank you!
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Perfect shot, Carissa!
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Thanks.
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