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I didn't notice the cool reflection in her visor until I got home. No photoshop - all I did was adjust exposure a bit and crop.
Taken in 2008.
Reflections and reality in Harvard's Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, "the only building on the North American continent designed by the famous French architect Le Corbusier."
Taken at Farmoor Reservoir on a dull and grey day but these reflections of sails in the water brightened up things considerably
Number 46 in the 100 possibilities project. This one is really bright!! LOL!! I wanted it dark and vivid...guess I got it dark and vivid...
Reflection of flats/apartments in a puddle in the road,alongside the pavement ,Bermondsey,southeast London.
Taken on the Leeds-Liverpool Canal in Leigh NW England. The week-end anglers participate in their pastime.
3. Reflection Eternal
Part of a series of visual interpretations for songs off of Nujabes' studio album, Modal Soul
R.I.P Jun Seba
you can find the alternate version here: www.flickr.com/photos/shftography/5588766004/in/photostream/
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We had one of those morning where it was completely calm. There was a heavy dew on everything and no surface winds. One of those morning that only comes in the late summer, early fall. The lake was glass as far as you could see. So I decided to grab my camera and see what looked interesting.
- Reflective back shows my hand waving above the iPod. Only one focal depth possible, as the camera is f/0.8. Black is the reflected cooler ceiling of the room.
- Non-reflective engraved surface shows actual heat of the iPod ... which matches the blanket's ambient room temp.
- Note slight heat in the upper right of the iPod. I took a few pics of the front of the Ipod, and there was a hot spot on the left side of the LCD. This is leaking onto the blanket.
Rainy nights are great for puddles in the morning. SaskPower along with the Hotel Saskatchewan and Blessed Sacrament Church are reflected in a puddle. I turned the composition on its head; you'd never see this persepctive in a puddle.
No.49 works away from East Tanfield during a photo charter to raise funds for the Sittingbourne and Kemsley Light Railway. 31st January 2009