View allAll Photos Tagged Reflecting
These magnificent mountains are called The Seven Sisters. When the tide is low small pools of water make nice reflections of the mighty Sisters.
Reflected in the oily waters of the Worcester and Birmingham Canal 45 058 heads west with the 10.20 Leeds - Plymouth on 24th April 1975. The scene is near Somerset Road in Edgbaston Birmingham.
45058 was built as D97 and put into traffic 22/04/1961, it lasted until 03/09/1987 when it was withdrawn, cutting took place 15/03/1994 at M.C. Metals, Springburn.
Copyright Geoff Dowling; All rights reserved
Dumfries, Kodak Fun Saver single use (with stock Kodak Gold 800). Processed and scanned by AG Photo Lab. August 2019
Image Altered by photo -7/23/'13
From one of my Original Paintings
Acrylics on Canvas
48"h x 36" w
Those we love, Never go away They walk beside us every day... unseen... unheared... still near... Still loved... Still missed and still very dear!
- Unknown
Reflected Sunset over rolling mountains
Picture by Fir0002/Flagstaffotos
Candidate, Picture of the Year 2006
Desktop Wallpaper Background 1680x1050
Original available at Wikimedia Commons, Licensed under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License
I can't look at this photo and his eyes without feeling very sad for the lemurs' life in captivity. Not to discredit the wildlife reserve owner's lifetime committment to wildlife conservation but it doesn't seem right. The deer and most of the birds, except the keas (who have an excellent free flight aviary and catering service) and kiwis, run free in the reserve.
Mating blue-tailed damselflies, with a great reflection.
Now I must admit this image is not a true reflection (pun intended) of what I captured with my camera. If you look back in my photostream you will see this same image without the reflection. Using the freeware Paint.NET with the addition of a free plugin I created this image in a few seconds. I have seen a lot of similar 'reflection' shots - now you and I know that they may not be real.
Day 24 [1-24-18]
It is weird that exhaustion can come from both high levels of activity and lack there of. I was on fire watch all day and was near the point of passing out on set. It could also be partly due to my lack of sleep. I have actually slept ok the past few nights, its just that the mornings can get very rough. I end up dozing in and out in the shower and I end up needing to make a coffee in the room to be able to make the drive over to set safely. Other than that, I am having a great time in Charlotte. Day three is tomorrow, another day another dollar.
~ I can’t wait to see what tomorrow will bring!
From the boudoir shoot I did last week. I was a big fan of the reflection shots we did. My friend is literally six feet tall and breathtaking so it was a lot of fun shooting her.
I wanted to get inspired today so I went through Rosie Hardy's photostream and as always was very much inspired by her breathtaking and incredible self portraits.
My other goal was to try and get some nice lighting with my reflector, which I thought was going to be hard by myself but it turns out leaning it against my tripod worked perfectly. These are the two I was most happy with.
Classical facade of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery reflected in the glazed facade of a new building.
Focus is on the reflected moon, using another reflected moon as a foreground decoration. / 映り込みの月を前景に、映り込みの月を撮る。
After I completed this...it reminded me of those Gatorade commercials. This wasn't my original intent. I wanted to use the dropplets of water to exaggerate and magnify the tone of the flesh. I used the light from an outside window.
(no I'm not going to tell you what body part it is or who it belongs to) :-)
"Reflecting" - contemplating: a calm, lengthy, intent consideration
"Reflection" - mirror image: a likeness in which left and right are reversed Reflection occurs when light changes direction as a result of "bouncing off" a surface like a mirror.
amazing-space.stsci.edu/resources/explorations/groundup/l...