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Reflections on the dented contours of the chrome body of a fish trailer in Yarmouth that suggest pareidolia presences.
2018P52 - reflections
2018 one photo each day
On the mirror there is the text saying I'm fantastic. This kind of mirror was given to pupils at the school where I worked. I suppose the idea was to boost their self esteem.The mirrors originally came from a Swedish insurance company.
The reflection is from a spinning disc which isn't spinning here.
This photo is taken from the boat ride between Disney Springs to Disney's Old Key West Resort at about 5pm. The water was still, the reflections amazing, and you can see far off in the distance as the waterway meanders to its end.
Lake Powell has so much beauty in it. Hiking to Reflection Canyon is an amazing hike in itself. Cresting the rim and viewing the canyon for the first time is epic. It is easy to see how Refection Canyon got its name.
This trip was made possible by some good friends of mine. It would not have been possible without JK Schow, Jared Johnson and Royce Bair. We hiked up to Reflection Canyon and spent the night. Shooting the stars and enjoying good company. Spent the night in very cold temperatures and a little rain. Perseverance paid off.
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December has arrived ... the Festive Season is not far, our homes begin to "dress up"a bit of crystal here and there .. mine in blue of course. A happy beggining of the week to all.
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Wetland Reflections, Dawn. © Copyright 2022 G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved.
Dawn clouds reflected in the surface of a wetland pond, Pacific Flyway, New Year’s Day 2022.
The dawn light is remarkably fleeting. The space between “too early” and “too late” can be extremely small, and on a morning like this one I might have only moments to see what is happening in the sky, find a foreground, create a composition, and make some photographs. When the light arrived and a small group of clouds appeared in the distance, I first worked handheld with a long lens in order to narrow the view and get some flexibility about positioning the tree. Then I grabbed another camera that had a wider angle lens attached, and I made a few photographs that included more sky and water than seen here.
I have photographed in some remarkable landscape, where particular objects demanded attention. But this landscape along the Pacific Flyway is not that sort of place. To be honest, often it can seem plain and even boring. Much of the area is agricultural country, and nearby there are large cattle operations — not the most scenic or pleasant of landscape subjects. But for a few months each winter the fields flood and migratory birds return, and when the conditions are just right magic may happen.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.