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Got something to say, sit down on the bed
Something that I usually leave unsaid
It doesn't come so easily, I guess that's no surprise
I wanna see my heart's reflection in your eyes
Yo Lo Tengo
a glance, a flicker, a moment half-seen. on the left, a reflection—a woman’s gaze caught in the shimmer of glass. on the right, a woman in pink, present and tangible, the anchor to this layered reality. the café becomes a boundary, not just of glass, but of perception, where lives intersect and overlap without touching. light dances on surfaces, and the ordinary becomes layered with mystery. reflections are whispers of stories untold, while the real unfolds quietly in the warmth of the café.
Reflection & catch and release to the sky. In Explore 10 December 2013.
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Traveling towards Port Charlotte across Alligator Alley, I needed to stop to check if I had left something behind. This location looked incredible and I took a few photos because the sky and water looked amazing.
I have uploaded this as part of my reflections collection, i also love the detail in the foreground, you can even see the mounds of sand that the lugworms have made
I intentionally went for the washed out look on this photo.
Hope you all have a lovely Thursday. Mine is going to be a busy long one, guess I'll be in school till later in the evening.
Have a great one.
I am now
In a world where I
Have to hide my heart
And what I believe in
But somehow
I will show the world
What's inside my heart
And be loved for who I am
(Camera settings)
Camera: FinePix HS20EXR (FUJIFILM)
Focal Length: 37 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Aperture: f/5
Shutter Speed: 1/170 sec
A touch of experimentation - reflections in shop windows and then give a drawn effect. © All Rights Reserved.
Reflections of Nature
Lago Di Brais is a beautiful lake surrounded by the Dolomite Mountains. While there are plenty of locations around the shoreline for photo opportunities, I wanted to get a better perspective to showcase both the mountains and their reflections in the lake. To get it, I had to make an early hour climb up a hillside a bit of a distance from the lake. The spot I chose required shooting the scene at 300mm rather than the more classical wide-angle versions that can be seen in other images. It proves that using telephoto lenses can be used for landscape photography just as effectively as much wider-angle lenses.
Second picture of my series Reflections, all taken in the Albufera of Valencia.
(This time a self-portrait in the blue hour, just after sunset, between day and night.)
Albufera means, according to its Arab origin, small sea.
In some poems it was called the Mirror of the Sun.
On the technical side, say that I only used a neutral gradient three steps filter. I put the camera on the tripod and put the ten-second timer.
I did several tests, I had to run a lot to get to the end of the old pier and then I stayed for 20 seconds still as a statue, then ran again to the beginning and shoted two times of manual flash in hand to illuminate softly the wood.
I hope you like it. Have a nice Friday. :)
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Another reflection shot of a skyscraper in downtown Boston off the water in Boston Harbor. You can see the grain problems pretty clearly in this one, but I like the geometry enough to post it anyhow.
Week 6/52
This week’s theme for my 52 project is “Reflection.” I wanted to do a shot where my reflection didn’t match what was in front of the mirror, but had trouble deciding what the two images could be. I finally thought of the René Magritte painting “Not to be Reproduced,” which you can see here. So this is my homage to that work.