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Dallas, TX
When I looked at the weather forecast and saw "River Flood Warning (Trinity River at Dallas)" I knew I had to stop by and check out the skyline reflections.
The skyline lights weren't all on yet, but I kinda like the way it looks without the green lights.
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The reflection of dawn while leaving on my weekly paddle to Munyon Island. Though very early, it's rare for the Intracoastal Waterway to be mirrored like this as wake from departing charter boats usually stirs it up.
in the polished glass of the riem arcaden, reality blurs and doubles. a lone silhouette walks along the bottom edge, faint but purposeful, a shadow that seems both part of the structure and somehow detached from it. overhead, strong industrial shapes reflect and intersect, softened by a faint light that filters through and dissolves the lines into a hazy abstraction. this image captures a moment suspended in liminalityâwhere reflections hold stories and the cityâs architecture feels like a portal to somewhere else.
It always seems that when the sky gets cloudy, classic car owners put their cars in the garage. Not a single rain drop is going to fall on their custom paint job. The bummer with that is that HDR makes cloudy skies look amazing. I got lucky with this shot. The clouds rolled in after the car show got started so I had a chance to catch this amazing '57 out of its element. You can see the owner reflected in the trunk. He kept a close eye on my big tripod and camera which was just about a foot away from his cars tail fin. Viva la wide angle lens baby!
At the St Andrew's Church coffee morning, my friend's face is reflected in the table stand.
The Compositionally Challenged group has chosen Pick a Challenge for Week 29 in 2023.
I have chosen Reflection
Walking in Torridon and Gairloch
Being the end of the month I am totally broke. So no rental car this weekend to go anywhere. Hence, this is an upload from a trip to Torridon I did last November. This is Beinn Eighe in the background.
Canon 7D
EF-S 10-20mm Lens
Polarizing Filter
Compositionally Challenged Week 22 is Reflections. Earlier this week, I had plans to visit a nearby pond to snap a landscape reflection, but the week is almost over. While brushing my teeth this morning, I wondered, What to do? Then I looked down and saw a reflection. Why not?
The beauty she has is on the inside and eminates to the outside. She is a woman who fears nothing and goes for her dreams. She is young and talented and when you see her, you want to be like her. There is something about her that draws the eye. She is a woman of God.
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Heather Jean absolutely hates cold weather - like anything less than 70 degrees. I was very surprised when she decided to shoot outdoors in 20 degree weather - but she rocked it. She initially started with a gorgeous outfit, froze, left for home then showed back up in a very fashionable winter outfit - and with her dog. Fun shoot and it was great to actually thaw out. We did this shoot the day after Christmas 2021 in the Star River Walk Park.
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Bare winter branches are reflected in the top of fresh, wonderful Peet's coffee as I get ready to dive into some writing.
Photo taken at Mt Tabor Park in Portland, Oregon for Scavenge Challenge #12 Try to find a perfect reflection in water
More in the reflections on black acrylic sheeting practice. This time using 3 glass beads which do not have holes in them as per the majority of beads but do have flat and rough bottoms. They are meant to be used for decoration in much the same way as stones or pebbles might adorn the surface of the soil of an indoor pot plant.
I can reveal that I find the hardest part of all this is the cleaning of the acrylic sheet to remove marks and dust particles. I hope some specialist polish I have on order will make this task much easier.
During the summer months Mt. Hood, Oregon's tallest mountain, a dormant volcano, loses most of her snow cap exposing the rocky surface to the sunlight. Deep in the Mt. Hood national forest Trillium lake catches an almost perfect reflection of Mt. Hood in it's still waters with the peak of the mountain flanked by the shoreline rocks.
Bedroom Reflections.
(Linoleum Cut).
Awakening the next morning,
now all alone,
where did,
when did,
the nights previous lover go?
Catching a quick glimpse into the mirror,
seeing all,
both all around,
as well as inside,
questions to ponder,
the rest of the day,
perhaps even the rest of the life,
too many questions,
to try and answer now,
time to get dressed,
head out to the vast world,
perhaps a bagel,
washed down with juice,
time never stops,
as the mind continues to Roar!
Steve.D.Hammond.