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I was out walking in the woods and found this pool of water reflecting the glory of the season now past.
I've seen several nice wildlife photos posted by others from North Point State Park outside of Baltimore, but no such luck for me. The few herons and egrets I saw were well out of reach for my setup. I did like the reflections at this Black Marsh Natural Area pool within the park.
When the right light and right location come together the results are nothing short of spectacular. While shooting at Beauty Creek we ran into cloud formations that produced some of the most brilliant light display of our trip to Canadian Rockies.
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Macro Mondays - December 30, 2019: Redux 2019 - Favorite Theme - From 2019-11-11: Reflection
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Reflection Hall at the end of the reflecting pool in the Christian Science Center Plaza. Reflection Hall is one of a trio of Brutalist buildings designed by Araldo Cossutta of I. M. Pei & Associates ringing the reflecting pool).
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One 16mm diameter glass ball, magnifying glass, two spherical mirrors mounted at an angle, blue background mounted in front of the second mirror.
Here is a view of downtown Columbus from the Main Street Bridge. We were very lucky to have minimal wind early this morning, and the still water made for almost perfect reflections.
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Our front porch during a recent rain shower at night. The yellow
light comes from a mercury vapor driveway light at the end of the
porch.