The colours of the landscapes especially can be mesmerizing. They blur while driving on higher speeds - if you close your eyes a bit the only impression left is the colours, no shapes, no distinctive subjects.
In this image there's four horizontal 'bands' of colour, black trees to have something to focus your eyes on, and then, if you're done looking at the picture you'll notice the reflection of the train window and the window itself (with it's specks!) as a final layer over it all.
Or did you see it the other way around?
As a photographer I look at my pictures in a certain way. But what do my viewers see? Can you even still remember what you noticed first about the picture? The whole image, one aspect, one colour, one specific shape?
See also: Taking pictures through dirty train windows #1
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