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The reflecting pond on the way to Milford sound. On a clear day one can see much of the mountain range reflected in the pond.
Sunset reflected on the Sage at Gatshead. The compressed perspective of this telephoto shot gives the impression that it's some great leviathan bearing down on the Baltic
The last chance to see the power station before it's changed for ever. If you want to see more inside photo's have a look here at the photo's I took in 2006. www.flickr.com/photos/24329363@N00/with/2677758592
Visited the Capilano Suspension Bridge where they have these large reflecting balls hanging from trees. Not too fond of fiddling with tripods and camera settings in the cold though.
Mills reflecting on a canal in Holyoke, Massachusetts
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Male mallard walking and reflecting on the thin layer of ice.
Recent very cold weather created a thin layer of ice on parts of the park lake. Had to grab a few quick photos. Temps to warm the next several days so most of it will slowly begin to melt.
I wanted to reflect the detailed flames on the car into the scenery.
This was my first experience with photographing cars! I looked up on Flickr how others were using angles and then went out and tried to see what I could create. It was interesting!
18th Annual Run to Copper Country Car Show. Sponsored by The Copper Country Cruizers. Silver City, New Mexico
This was a very interesting shot using the reflecting pool in front of the Mormon temple in Salt Lake. I love how the color was vivid and the reflections crisp...
A fine, crisp autumn morning in the Mammoth Cave campground, reflected in the back of a Chevy Suburban.
The Mogenson building reflected in the glass windows at Western's Research Park in London, Ontario during one of the Windermere Manor summer BBQs, July 9, 2009.
Photo: Douglas Keddy
Water pools near Wyming Brook a great pattern of floating grasses and reflected trees shimmer in winter light.
Sometimes you wake in the middle of the night and realize that the sound you took for wind in the trees is really the whirring of air conditioners. What is it that has stayed the same, and what has changed?
But there is pleasure too—have you forgot?—in late morning sun on red brick and the sounds of your neighbor's children in the alley, and the unexpected buzz of cicadas in the night. Summer isn't over yet.