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Reflections of autumn color and mighty El Capitan in the calm water of the Merced River. www.optimalfocusphotography.com
I was very much in love with this view, so here is another shot.
Obersee
Berchtesgaden National Park
Germany
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**Introspection and tranquility. It's where we can reflect on life, observing the vastness of the horizon. Sometimes, it's important to step away from the daily hustle, sit in silence, and look at the world around us. These moments of pause allow us to find clarity, renew our energy, and appreciate the simple beauty of existence. After all, the answers we seek are often within us, just waiting for us to take a moment to listen to them.
More leaf reflections.
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an der Spree mitten in Berlin an einem ruhige windstillen Morgen | on the river Spree in the middle of Berlin on a calm windless morning
Some nice reflections as warm light was catching these trees just as the sun was trying to burn through the last of the mist.
I absolutely love reflections in abandoned places & this flooded corridor of an abandoned school had some of the best I have photographed in a while!
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A BIG favourite place.
Trees in Winter, I adore them, those often naked, gnarled structures against the sky, and reflecting in the water...
Trees are gorgeous All year round, in Spring when they bloom and blossom, in Summer in full opulence, in Autumn with their colourful splendour, in Winter their skeletal, proper structure.
AAAHHH, great excitement when I see them, quickly camera, as though the will disappear, lol
Have a good day and thanks for your visit, so very much appreciated, Magda, (*_*)
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Reflections Of Sunrise, Castle Point, near Rockcliffe, Dumfries & Galloway, looking over to the mountains of the Lake District, Cumbria
Sony Alpha A700, Tamron 17-50mm, F16, 30mm, ISO200, Exp 1/30 Seconds
Hitech Reverse Grad 0.9,Hitech Soft Grad 0.6,
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A gentle ripple on the water creates squiggly mast reflections along the South Fork of the St. Lucie River in Stuart, Florida.
I've visited this scene so often, it keeps dragging me back to the Lake District at least once every year as I"m obsessed with getting the perfect conditions, but will need to visit again!
I arrived at 4.30am expecting piece and tranquility, but picked the worst morning of the year for that. When I began walking through Hassness Wood I shuddered in horror at the scene in front of my eyes. All I could see were loads of mobile homes, camper vans, 4x4s, cars and tents erected in the field alongside the shoreline and in the field (next to Hassness Wood). For anyone from outside the UK, wild camping in England is illegal, but one rule of law amongst wild campers is to arrive at dusk and depart at dawn. Anyway I walked on to my location determined to not let it spoil the experience thinking it was after all 4.45am, so everyone will be sound asleep.
At 4.55am the tranquility was turned completely upside down when a helicopter appeared and decided to fly up and down Buttermere for the next hour. This awoke everyone from their tents and mobile homes, who came out to see what was going on. The whole of Buttermere was more akin to an FBI crime scene - at 5am on a Monday morning!
The helicopter must have been filming as it had a massive camera on the front but it didn't disappear till well over an hour later. Over the other side of the lake people were further compounding the loud noise by riding quad bikes up and down the lake shore path. Inside my head I was seething as it's such an effort to reach this location as it's about 350 miles from my home and I get crowds of people, a helicopter and quad bikes at 5am!!!
Part of the reasoning for visiting Buttermere is also for peace and tranquility. I hung around for 2 hours in hope for the lake to become mirror like and couldn't wait to get out of the place after taking this photograph.
I later discovered all the tents and motor homes parked by the lake (behind where this shot was taken) is a once per year festival called the "Buttermere Bash" where people from any walks of life pay a fee so they can camp for 5 days and park up lakeside to have a festival (like a mini Glastonbury).
For anyone visiting Buttermere for photography, the best time of year is probably autumn as the light is less harsh and you can't beat the autumnal colours. Just remember the sun doesn't appear over the high surrounding fells till at least one hour after sunrise time.
Mountain reflections on Loch Lochy a large freshwater loch in the Lochaber District , it forms part of the Caledonian Canal inland waterway, Great Glen,Highlands, Scotland.
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