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Reflections off the Yarra River of the Southbank section of the city early this morning. My visits to the city in the mornings are now well before sunrise so are in effect night shots. This is a challenge as the exposures are 2-4 seconds meaning they will be blurry if not stabilised.
Week 44:52 Reflections (Oct 28th - Nov 3rd)
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In the local pharmacy today to get a flu shot and my brother has a birthday coming up this Friday, so I was getting a card...
with mirrors everywhere in the store, it was filled with reflections.
Thought I'd throw in an angle shot as well.
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This would work for the creative selfie theme a few weeks back.
It was an early and chilly morning in Buttermere, just after sunrise. I have been shooting for a little while, and I cannot begin conveying how good it felt to have all that place for myself. Having a job that demands to be constantly ‘on’, doesn’t allow much down time and at times we all need to recharge, with no distractions, clear our minds and think with greater clarity.
In a culture where we often confuse the notion of being alone with loneliness, the ability to appreciate that 'me-time' allows us to reap its benefits. Some value the freedom of not having to follow the lead of others, no obligation to plan ahead, and no pressure to talk to anyone.
Personally, I always cherish those times when I’m alone with nature, and it is in such moments that questions find answers. More than that, at those times I choose to give something to myself, quality time, and by doing so I have made myself my own first choice.
My upload for a weekly photo challenge I'm doing with a group of Flickr friends. This week's theme is "Reflection".
My image this week is one that I found on my phone (and pimped just a little), taken recently at very close range of the centre of a round driving light on a 4WD.