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It has been great getting back to a normal pace of life since the wedding and honeymoon. This past weekend I was able to enjoy an afternoon out at Umstead State Park hiking around big lake. I didn't take many pictures except for some during an encounter with a deer...which I will post later. On my way back to the car I noticed this great reflection. The sun had already dropped behind the trees and was about to set so there was a subtle light accentuating the tree trunks against the shadows of the forest. This lake is always very still at the end of the day and is normally a great place for sunsets. But today the light provided other opportunities.
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Had to get nice and low for this - asking for trouble with the camera so close to the water resting on a small rock :) River Nene, Sutton Bridge.
I know domes are everywhere these days but couldn't resist these shots in Sheffield Peace Gardens this morning
Reflection of roundel in a puddle at Embankment
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Reflection of the sky and the clouds through a window, on the bank of the Danube, Budapest, Hungary.
Sony A7II, Sony Sonnar 55mm Zeiss.
Reflection is a flower of the mind, giving out wholesome fragrance; but revelry is the same flower, when rank and running to seed.
By: Desiderius Erasmus
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This title has a double sense.
A reflection process.
I'll be a little bit absent these days; "a time of reflection"
Have a great week.
ago. 2010
Well… I returned home safely this morning from my two week photographic workshop on the Isle of Skye… with 68 Gigabytes worth of images!!
Although we had plenty of rain and loads of midges… that certainly didn’t prevent us from exploring every corner of the island… and shooting all the most iconic locations… in the best possible light!!
Here is one of my favourite shots from my most favourite iconic location of all… the Old Man of Storr… reflected in a tiny loch… and captured just as the clouds, light and reflections were looking at their very best.
I’d like to thank Jenny, Anne, Peter, Tom and Steven for sharing all these unforgettable experiences with me… I had an absolute blast shooting Skye with you guys (and girls)!!
Nikon D800, Nikkor 14-24mm at 14mm, aperture of f14, with a 1/200th second exposure.
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Camera: Zero 2000 pinhole camera
Film: Ilford FP4 Plus 125, rated @ ISO 100
Exposure: 15 sec @ f/138, tripod
Film developed and scanned by Foto Brell, Bonn
Edited under Adobe Lightroom
Since pinhole cameras do not have a viewfinder and it is therefore not possible to precisely define the image frame, the negative scan had to be cropped slightly to achieve a satisfactory composition. Otherwise, I edit the scans as little as possible so as not to change too much the character of the dreamy and soft pinhole rendering.
We made a crown. It was just a bit too big and we agreed that he'd grow into it in no time flat. I don't want to go back in time, there is no phase I miss to equal the way I love his current state of being. He is a joy factory and I am drinking in this time that will not come again.
A female Sarus Crane (Antigone antigone) was taking bath in its natural bath tub while adjusting her drenched out feathers to its perfect positions by the beak. The water layer was her mirror for the decoration. The sequences of actions were mirrored perfectly in the blue water. I love the sweet pose, the head tilt just touching the water layer and so her reflection. A perfect synchrony in natural condition. Pics was taken from Bharatpur, Rajasthan, India.