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Reflections on the Deutsche Bank tower

reflection of a house in the rain drops

Reflections on a Chalice water feature

Reflections at Abel Point Marina, Airlie Beach.

reflections in the harbour of Den Helder, Netherlands

i always miss florida. this is my friend who model for me on my first photoshoot. caught her reflection and decided to add a florida touch <3

You know, Gaga, trust is like a mirror. You can fix it if it's broke... but you can still see the crack in that motherfucker's reflection.

Reflection of building in Charleston,SC

Upper Sherando Lake, Augusta County, Virginia. Explore 494, 10/25/09.

I miss all y'all in Flickrland, even though it was nice to take a break after completing my 365days project.

 

I decided to make December a month of reflection, and to take a reflection self-portrait every day for the month to give myself something to do before my next 365 project (2009: a purists' year in pictures)

I figured a month of reflections (as in pictures) accompanied by, well, reflections (as in thoughts) would also be a great lead-in to the new year.

 

So my thoughts for the day:

Today I went to the dentist for the first time in several years... I was pleasantly surprised by the dentist, who was very thorough, and very affordable. I *only* had 2 cavities and some serious plaque. I really should take better care of myself, and actually DO these things that I know I should do (like going to the dentist).

 

Oh, and for hnsfwm, I hope it's okay that my "windows" are the computer kind... no disrespect intended, just trying to be clever and fit it all in. :)

How can I be substantial if I do not cast a shadow, a reflection. I must have a dark side also if I'm to be whole

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Reflection of Calgary's Tower.

Another shot from Lady Vervaine's series of bus window reflections. (You may have to adjust your monitor to see it clearly, depending on your brightness settings, etc...) This image brought to mind a powerful & disturbing piece of writing I came across recently:

 

"The techological web we inhabit endeavours with every new development to isolate us further from each other (iPods, cell-phone movies, Gameboys, email) and from the larger social whorl (HD TVs, hundreds of 24/7 cable stations, video home delivery, minivan DVD players, the internet).

 

Entertainment technology in previous decades was a minor ingredient in the texture of our lives; when not watching or listening to our limited broadcast or theatrical options, we were taking part in the flow of humanity. Social intercourse defined us and our responsibilities to the world.

 

Today, we are consumers first, citizens second, and the castle of distraction we've built around ourselves is itself little more than a series of revenue streams devised to exploit us. We face it alone every day, slowly ceding to it control over our priorities and viewpoints."

 

- Mike Atkinson

Sight & Sound, April 2007

Reflections in a pool left at low tide at Newport Sands in north Pembrokeshire.

 

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She actually caught the reflection, but I caught the light leaks. I can't decide whose catch was better...

 

Taken with Yashica Electro 35 GSN camera on a DM Paradies 100 film. Scanned with Canon CanoScan 8800F. Yashica is in an inoperable state, battery terminals are corroded, so camera works in unpowered mode, without the light meter, with fixed 1/500 shutter speed. This photo was probably taken with lens wide-open, at Æ’/1.7 - light conditions were rather poor.

 

(been scanning some almost-forgotten film from spring 2009...)

Reflections on the Ping River

 

Chiang Mai, Thailand

Reflection of sunset in a mosque window in Tehran

Morning reflections looking across Lake Forbes to the Rugby Club and grounds.

This afternoon we took a drive to the Bodega Bay marina for photos; I'm never disappointed no matter what time of day we go there as long as it's low tide.

Reflections near Narraganset bay, Rhode Island.

Reflections of nearby buildings in the glass wall of a skyscraper. Fianacial District, New York City.

 

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captured on way to Kyle of Lochalsh

Op grote hoogte van vier Flickrvriendinnen.

Reflection of bridge cross beams and sky in Verona, Wisconsin.

Through the mirror of my mind

Time after time

I see reflections of you and me

 

Reflections of

The way life used to be

Reflections of

The love you took from me

 

Oh, I'm all alone now

No love to shield me

Trapped in a world

That's a distorted reality

 

Hapiness you took from me

And left me alone

With only memories

Reflection in the 360 dome at Brighton

Last Sunday I found myself staring in a mirror.

 

Had been a while since I last saw my own ugly face.

 

Had been a while since I experienced running hot water and soap.

 

A zink, a toilet, soap, towels, electricity.

I was in heaven.

 

Even if not gone for long, things change and look different when you get back.

 

I was reflecting over good news and bad news.

 

I had been taken from the past and now dropped back in the future.

 

Time flies, in many ways and meanings.

 

This song was on "repeat" in my head on my way back home.

Reflections

Oakland, CA

One of Amsterdams many canals, with the pointed roofs of the tulip market stalls along the left hand side. The barges to the right were actually parking spaces for bicycles.

Reflections in a glass building, Central, Hong Kong.

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