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Sometimes when we look in a mirror
we are able to look back upon our history at all the good and all the bad.
Have you ever asked yourself if in the reflection you have caused more good then bad? Or if you caused more bad then good do you regret it?
One of series of reflections on ferrofluid. My aim is to use ferrofluid to reflect light in ways never seen before
Getting back to some of my pics that I took a couple weeks ago. We were leaving the park & we came across this puddle. So...of course I want the kids to get in it..haha...their mom, not so sure. In the end..the kids did get to play and I got a few cute reflection pictures :) I'd say it was a win/win!
We learn from reflecting on experience
week # 1 - 52 in 2017 reflection
sometimes I try to learn new skills with Danbo. He is very patient
This is Castle Geyser in the Old Fathful basin at Yellowstone on a lovely sunny day. I like the reflections in the hot water of the snow laden trees in the background.
My camera and me - What kind of me do I want to present?
Being far from my normal elements of wild nature it was a great challenge
Minto Brown Park in Salem, OR. Normally there would be very little water visible in this view. Due to a flood most of the park is under water.
Reflejo en escaparate
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Bricks, Reflection. San Francisco, California. May 29, 2015. © Copyright 2015 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Bricks and water reflecting urban sky.
Walking up Market Street in San Francisco I was watching out for anything that could be photographically interesting — architecture, people, vehicles, light — when I looked down and saw this little vignette of... not much at all really. Perhaps someone had been cleaning the street earlier, and now a puddle of water covered some sidewalk bricks and flowed over the gaps between others.
I stopped, more or less in the middle of the sidewalk, likely forcing a few people to take a path around me or perhaps just wonder what I was photographing with my camera pointed straight down. What I saw was, first, the water itself. Then I saw the narrow vertical band of lighter tones, where there was a break between reflected buildings. I only paused for a moment to make a couple of exposures, and then I continued on.
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