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Sunset, Great Fountain Geyser - Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
A September sunset reflects off the calm pools around Great Fountain Geyser.
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One building reflecting on to another. You can see the office lights from the one office buildings through the reflection of the other.
Window play
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Nikon D750 Nikkor 35/f2.0
The forebay of Schönbrunn Reservoir in Thuringian Frest, Germany.
Schönbrunn Reservoir is the largest reservoir for drinking water supply of southern Thuringia, and flood protection for the river Werra. Commissioning 1975.
Rubble dam, 66m high
Nice views over the lake
The 18 km long circular hiking trail belongs partly to Vessertal-Thüringer Wald
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Die Vorsperre der Talsperre Schönbrunn im Thüringer Wald.
One beautiful end of the day at Lake Windermere, Lake District. Loved the gentle reflected light over the ripples and with the boats lined up, ready to be used for the next day. Do I want to go back? Yes, always! : )
Image taken at the Christian Science Plaza in Boston, MA by the Reflecting Pool.
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Gemma
Copyright ©Maria Gemma June, 2014
“Searching is everything – going beyond what you know. And the test of the search is really in the things themselves, the things you seek to understand. What is important is not what you think about them, but how they enlarge you.” – Wynn Bullock
First trip out with the new camera, treated myself to a new d750. Down to Boscombe to start the day.Looked like there was going to be a colourful sunrise, but it all faded away to a drab grey morning.
Trees reflected in the Lake at Kew Gardens.
When I can get out with my camera again I want to try to perfect this kind of image. It depends heavily on the amount and position of the ripples, which aren't ideal in this shot. Unfortunately I only took the one casual shot of the reflection of these trees on this occasion - clearly I need to take far more to catch the ideal one.
With the processing, it's necessary to even up the considerable dynamic range between what is now the bottom of the image (originally the top) which was quite dark, and the top, which reflected the sky between the topmost branches of the trees, which was bright. The "soft contrast" slider in Nik Silver Efex is the crucial parameter for this but there are trade-offs between sufficiently brightening up the bottom of the image and losing details of the fine twigs at the top of the trees or having them too dark.