This photo, taken of a friend’s daughter at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California, demonstrates something very bizarre, and not being a science specialist, I’ll consider it as an entry to last week’s Photo Challenge theme of Refraction. The little girl is walking on the other side of a large fish tank, with a photo on the wall behind her. Her head above the water line is in a different spot than her body below the water line! Whether or not that’s truly considered refraction, I don’t know. Perhaps my readers can weigh in. ~SueBee (photo by SueBee)
For this photo challenge, show us what “refraction” means to you. It could be an image taken in a reflective surface, it could be light bent from behind an object, or it could mean remedial math homework: the choice is completely up to you. I’m looking forward to seeing how you interpret “refraction.”
Weekly Photo Challenge: Refraction
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10 Comments on “Weekly Photo Challenge: Refraction”
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SueBee and Kat 
Super!
Lindy
Thanks, Lindy!
Very nifty shot. I trust that no children were harmed in the making.
None whatsoever!
How on earth??????? Too cool – I do hope someone with science lernin helps us out here.
Good job!
Thank you! Honestly, I can’t figure out how little Elise got so “ahead of herself”, haha!
Really cool shot. A shame you missed most of the posting for that challenge as it’s one of the best!
Thanks so much for your wonderful compliment, Tina! I was gone too much last week to have any time for digging through my pictures!
What a brilliant entry for the subject it is too!
Thank you! I wasn’t sure if I’d properly interpreted the true definition of refraction. ~SueBee