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I noticed the reflection of a building in a canal near my home, and got my camera ready to take a shot. Just then some canoeists passed through, disturbing the reflection. I decided I liked the effect better and snapped away! I used my polariser to bring out the colour

30 second shot of a these tree's reflection at Trillium Lake on Mt Hood.

Check The tour in the right order and check out for more part of each segment to come !

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Reflections in water near Beverley!

Sooty Oystercatcher (Haematopus fuliginosus)

Norman Bay, Wilsons Promontory NP, Victoria, Australia

Reflections of a classic car in a solid chrome rim.

 

Route 3, classic car show, Clifton, New Jersey.

 

2025 hi-res negative scan, of negative from 2004

 

Nikon FM10

Kodak Gold 200

A couple reflections as the ice on the nearby lake was melting during the recent warm spell.

Taken with my new 7D Mark2.

Look down for a different perspective

Reflections in the glass windows of the UTS building on Jones Street, also showing the iconic old UTS tower building

Reflections and views of the Cable cars along the river in Porto.

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Reflections at the windows of a restaurant in front of the Mediterranean Sea.

It is curious how the sea seems to be in the restaurant and how, at the bottom of the photo, the chairs and tables of the outside terrace are reflected on the tables that are inside the restaurant.

Barceloneta Beach, Barcelona, Spain.

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Reflejos en las ventanas de un restaurante en frente del Mar Mediterráneo.

Es curioso como el mar parece estar dentro del restaurante y como, en la parte de abajo de la foto, las sillas y mesas de la terraza exterior se ven reflejadas encima de las mesas del interior del restaurante.

Playa de la Barceloneta, Barcelona, España.

 

Reflections on Tate Modern, photo processed by blending a "brush strokes" filter & enhancing colours for Sliders Sunday. HSS!

As the sun goes down, the tree tops are lit up.

reflection of flower through raindrops caught in a spider's web

Guam, noir et blanc~

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Happy Tuesday everyone!!

 

Explored on August 18th, 2009 | #156 Thanks all, couldn't have done it without you~

At Hidden Lake Gardens, Tipton, MI

This was a field before the rain came

Blue light from newly formed stars reflects on hydrogen gas from the Orion molecular cloud. This is 106 minutes of exposure time, taken with the Canon 6D at ISO 3200 through the scope at 1551mm, f/6.6.

OK.

This is the last of my selection of the reflections from last Saturday (I promise).

Reflections on a calm and peaceful Derwent Water as the snow storm moves ever closer.

Moments of reflection are needed to continue to create

Reflections on my pond.

 

52/2016 Week 20

One wonders if creatures also have moments of reflection.

 

White-tailed buck with velvet-covered antlers, central Arkansas, private land.

Photo # KSA_0614-15bw. August, 2017.

(c) Kelly Shipp Photography.

Taken on a walk along the River Soar on a cold and frosty morning the river was very still and gave a lovely reflection of the tree - Leicestershire UK.

Konigsalle Reflections

Autumnal reflections of the eastern shore of the Mill Dam, near Dunkeld, Scotland.

Belval university reflection

A photograph of a tree reflection photographed at Sissinghurst Castle in Kent.

D3x

200-400mm f/4 G @ 280mm

SB-900 + PhotoFlex 3x4' Softbox (TTL)

Triggered via SB-900 (CLS) + SC-29

 

Capture NX2

nik Software

 

I had a chance to make some images with Laura. Laura is the mom of Addison (of D3100 fame).

 

Laura spent a good portion of the night in the water. First it was trying out the new portable reflection pond. (It still needs more work.) Then we moved on the the pool. This image was made near midnight and the temperture had dropped into the mid-60s.

 

You can see here that her professionalism really paid off!

 

Can't wait to work with her again. Maybe next time she will get to stay dry.

 

Tech Stuff: I put my SB-900 into a really old PhotoFlex Softbox. I used this one because, once on the stand (an old one of those too), I placed the whole thing into the pool. The bottom 1/3 of the softbox was submerged. I really wanted the light skimming across the water, not bouncing off the surface. I used a boom arm weight to weigh it down and help keep it steady in the water.

 

I used the 200-400mm from a tripod (flattened to about 6" off the ground) on the pool deck. I thought about getting in the water, but I think this worked better.

 

Note to my wife: I am NOT a packrat! I keep all the old crappy stuff for when I have to do shoots like this.

 

Model: Laura - Model Mayhem #1820064

 

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