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I noticed the house reflected in the van this morning. Parked on the lawn in case of emergency call out.
detail main hall Lausanne railway station. The top line is windows, the middle layer wall, beneath the archway glass panes with the windows of the opposite wall reflected in them.
The interesting thing about this tunnel is that it's perfectly reflected in the canal below, making for some quite interesting photographs.
Unfortunately, the camera lens became quite greasy when I was attempting to take portal photos in the rain so I was trying to keep the lights out of frame as best as possible, hence the odd angle of this photo.
I've since learnt some new tips to try and make the best of a place like this with very dark areas contrasted with the strong lights that line the tunnel. As such, I'll hopefully be coming back armed with more knowledge, a clean camera lens, a bigger tripod and possibly my Maglite, although the latter isn't all that necessary down here.
Flanking the South Lawn at the University of Melbourne, the reflecting pool is just 200mm deep due to weight restrictions (it is directly over the Southern car park). The car park and the South Lawn space form an integrated design: the concrete pillars which support the ceiling of the underground car park are hollow, accommodating the root systems of the trees in this picture.
Autumn leaves reflecting on Douthat Lake.
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Used in blog 05/14/14 SA
Park: www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/douthat#general_information
Seen in Paris, France.
This is a "natural" photograph. No editing (except cropping), no color enhancing.
A car side mirror with moving lights across.
Been two days trying out to do this. The vibration of the engine however caused some shake after all. I almost sacrificed my 7D because of the crappy tools I was working with, but I guess it was worthwhile after all.
Doing this experiment in day time was not a good option, for many reasons, thus I had to wait until night time and parked the car in some open space in front of some buildings in order to have some lights reflected on the mirror; otherwise there won't be interesting lights to move them into lines as I take the exposure.
I stood on the side of this window, trying to capture some storefront reflections. I waited a little bit to finally get someone passing across the street.
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The reflecting pool was once a street in front of the Federal Building that was bombed by Timothy Mcveigh.
An almost abstract pattern of colours as the rocks on the bottom merge with the reflected trees on the bank.
'Reflecting Over'
55-250mm @194mm| f/9| 1/80| ISO 100 | post on ACR | Floreat Beach vicinity, WA, by Jonas
We're past Macro Mondays, I know, but I'm still with my hunk of slag. These three images show what I noticed today. Backlit by the window, the light coming through it was reflected in the plastic it sat on. And the hunk and its reflection lent itself to even more radical transformation and abstraction. What fun!
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