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when there is more than one, they take on a life of their own.
could not, for my life, come up with a name for this.
any ideas?
best seen large.
A Tricolored Heron in breeding plumage foraging in the reflection of mangroves in the Ten-thousand Islands. I saw the reflection on the water and waited for something to show up to photograph.
I captured this image up north at Itasca State Park. Woke up early to catch the sunrise and the beautiful fall colors!
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The river Lagan with the reflection of autumn coloured trees in Värnamo (the place where I grew up).
Focus Magazine and Sea Brook Photography Challenge
Category: Black and White
Big Thank you goes out to Tiya Aura for helping me with this picture truly appreciated
On a green canvas with reflected patterns, a variety of colors and some movement in the water yielded a scene of which abstract artists might be proud.
One from the archives of a wonderful trip through South Australia's vast Flinders Ranges region. This was taken from the jetty at Port Germein and shows the lower part of the Flinders ranges reflecting in the tidal sand flats on what was a lovely thundery day with frequent storms between periods of absolute calm!
Happy Nice Wonderful Clouds Tuesday!
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Pentax K-5
SMC Pentax-M 100mm F2.8
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No, it's not a double exposure. It's a reflection on the glass as I peered from outside with my camera through a window of a restored 19th-century farm house near Ringwood, Illinois.
Known as the Powers-Walker House, the home, built in 1854, features historically accurate furnishings, some of which you can see through the glass here. But the reflection also includes a picnic table with benches, so I'm calling this a Bench Monday shot. 😄
HBM
It was a perfect day at Las Gallinas Valley birding loop. Fortunately, we started off in the magical “Golden Hour” which is the photographer’s best friend. This egret was just taking off when we held down the shutter button, locked on, and snapped away as he took off. On average Snowy Egrets live to be about 15 years old. The oldest Snowy Egret on record lived to be 17 years, 7 months old.
Reflected trees- Taken 15 10 2017
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