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For Our Daily Challenge theme ‘Reflections.
There is no wind so the water is like a mirror.
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For this week's MacroMondays challenge ""Reflection"" .
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Negative low tide water reflections at the Imperial Beach pier. Taken 1/23/2019.
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It's been a while for me to get out taking pictures of Pittsburgh again. Today the temperature was a bit above the freezing mark and the ice in the river started to melt.
This was taken from one end of a long fountain. There were small ripples on the water surface, and combined with the long exposure, the reflections of the lights were stretched out.
Capitol building, Washington DC.
Reflection !
With everything I learned in photographie these past months, whether its in a studio or outside, I realize that my inspiration mostly comes from nature.
Some great reflections and a few ducks on the lake at Newent in Gloucestershire on a warm sunny February day.
Reflections
It is amazing what can be seen on a walk pretty much anywhere. As you will see the subjects are reflections. I like the variations, Buildings, Water, Glass and etc. Hope you like them because I did, great fun
Titanic Belfast was awarded the World’s Leading Tourist Attraction in the World Travel Awards 2016. The extraordinarily shaped building, shaped like the bow of four ships, charts the history of Harland and Wolff Ship Builders that built the iconic Titanic Cruise Ship in Belfast, Northern Ireland.