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Would you please explain why the name of this picture is "amid reflection"?
Amid means a+mid, which means on the middle of something. But I've heard it to describe something that is in the middle of a dispute or an argue or a row over.
Amid means a+mid, which means on the middle of something. But I've heard it to describe something that is in the middle of a dispute or an argue or a row over.
Amid Reflection
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Perhaps the photographer was making a pun with 'a mid-reflection': a reflection (reflected image) in the middle of the original scene causing the viewer to reflect (think) while looking at the photo.
- Perhaps the photographer was making a pun with 'a mid-reflection': a reflection (reflected image) in the middle of the original scene causing the viewer to reflect (think) while looking at the photo.
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Perhaps the photographer was making a pun with 'a mid-reflection': a reflection (reflected image) in the middle of the original scene causing the viewer to reflect (think) while looking at the photo.
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