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Reflection Canyon is a side canyon of Lake Powell that was first brought to the public's attention when National Geographic photographer, Michael Melford, took an amazing photo of this canyon and wrote the article, Glen Canyon Revealed. Since then, Reflection Canyon has slowly become popular over the years as a "must see" location for photographers, backpackers, and hikers looking to explore this secluded area.
today(27/03/12) early morning at the Rocks Sydney Opera House reflection, Sydney, Australia.
God bless you and keep smiling.
A stitch of 3 images. Not quite what I had hoped for. I shot this with a 24mm which wasn't quite wide enough so when I straightened the image it cropped parts of the building off. Still I like it and no doubt i'll shoot here again.
Reflection madness!
I love a good reflection and this one just made me smile. Our November skies have been pretty amazing this year and this particular moment really stood out to me. With no wind, it was almost perfect.
Shoreham harbour cargo and fishing boats along from the power station. Lovely still, moonlit night for this sort of work.
The water was so very still & beautiful. I spotted this Canada goose. His mate was hidden from view but not far away. I just had to reach for my camera...
Now you see why I don't get things done around here. I'm so easily distracted :-)
Reflections all over the place/Color in the gardens: Adimn Building pool water garden, US National Arboretum
The large dawn redwood next to the pool is a complicating factor, reflection-wise.
Reflection in the water like shadows in my mind
Speak to me of passing days and nights and passing times
Reflections of a wooded shore on the Winnipeg River, northwestern Ontario. Knife painting on stretched canvas (oil, 11x14 in, sold).
Reflections at the entrance to the Natural History Museum overlay the stained glass at the other end of the great hall.
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This is an old picture that I found. I intended to post it a long time ago but never got around to it. It is a little stream out in the country (the middle of nowhere Kansas actually) that I drove by and turned around and went back to look again. The only thing I did to this was crop it. I hope you enjoy it.
I wandered down to the harbour yesterday. I love the reflection and the fall colours peeking from behind the buildings. There aren’t many boats left at this time of year, and soon they will all be gone.
If any of you have been here you'll know that the track around the lake takes about an hour to walk completely around. We walked full circle earlier in the day to see what we'd be up for later in the day for sunset.
When we went back for sunset we walked the 30 mins to reflections lookout. Great walk during daylight but we didn't think too much about having to walk back to the car park until after the sun went down and we found ourselves in complete darkness walking through rainforest. That part was definitely not fun at all.
So glad that it was worth it in the end as I managed to capture a beautiful sunset.
The period between Christmas and the new year is often a time for reflections about the past year and the coming new one.
Nice on black...
Reflections
Up on the Pikes above Angle Tarn, found this little pool with some cotton grass growing in it. Some nice reflections of the sky making for an interesting composition.
Angle Tarn, Patterdale, Lake District, Cumbria.
Sony A7r + FE35mm f2.8
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