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For Take a class with Dave & Dave, Week 11, Assignment 2:
We were challenged to take a picture of an object, naturally framed by something in the foreground. I've been driving past this flag every day for the past two years, and I knew that I needed to take a picture of it eventually. *laugh*
My first attempt is here, but you're right, the flagpole & obnoxious power lines do kinda ruin it. So I had to wait for another clear day & thankfully yesterday was gorgeous. I stopped on my way home & had to be patient as I waited for the wind to hit the flag just right to bring out all the red. =)
I cropped, sharpened & tuned up the colors of this picture in Picasa. =)
Woo Hoo! Made Explore @ #178 =D
"Now to consult the rules of composition before making a picture is a little like consulting the law of gravitation before going for a walk. Such rules and laws are deduced from the accomplished fact; they are the products of reflection."
Edward Weston
Taken on the third floor of The First National Bank building in Alvin, Texas, for the Monday Photo Challenge group assignment to shoot reflections.
Here's a reflection of Mt. Watkins and part of Half Dome reflected in Mirror Lake, Yosemite Natl. Park.
Trinity Church and another building seem to become one in the reflections on the glass-skinned Hancock Tower.
The water reflection of three people walking next to a pond in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Shown here is the original photo flipped vertical for a more conventional upright view.
Ford F-100 reflecting off a Hudson Super Six.
Good Guys West Coast Hot Rod & Customs 25th Anniversary
This is a reflection of the sunrise on a marble bar top at work. I like the way that it looked like water with a boat in the distance.
#DEDPXL05
Combining different aspects of the landscape through reflection achieved through holding a prism in front of the lens.
» The 100 Bicycles project: 100 different bicycles photographed in detail. This is bicycle number 5.
To learn more about this project see the 100bicycles group.
Replica sheds at Flagstaff Hill. At night the doors open to reveal seating for a laser and light show that tells the story of the Loch Ard shipwreck.
During a break in the photo session with A. this afternoon (during what we will call a costume change) W. and I entertained ourselves with a rousing game of rock, paper, scissors.
I lied, we played no such game. However, we did take photos of this table top outside the leisure pool that has been beautifully damaged. Thanks to his employment history, W. was able to inform me that the gorgeous reflective surface of the table that I so admired was the result of black expoxy pool bottom paint (or something to that effect, that's what I heard anyhow). The collage effect was created by an action script that I found on the Adobe Studio Exchange. It's called The Big Picture.