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Really enjoy the sunrises at Pawley's Island. there was just enough cloud cover to make each sunrise unique each day we were there.
Each evening in our hotel in Brazil, the restaurant lights reflected into the pool and made such lovely colourful lines.
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Somehow this vertical reflection shot rotated in my camera..I find it much more interesting looking at it horizontally....it looks like a totem pole in the centre.
— Our virtual walkabout in Westduinpark continues with this photo. It's from a large body of water located mere metres from houses. I shot this on an early morning during mid-autumn 2020, hence the pale light. During the summer there is plenty going on here, and in particular the Scottish Highland cattle like to go for a dip here.
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Waiting for the sun to rise in the east, Mono Lake and the sky explode in color.
The water was like glass -- the place was relatively empty -- Iater, I found out I was sharing my vantage point for the sunrise with Jeff Sullivan, a contact I had never met, but whose pictures here on flickr I have long admired.
While overflying the north of Minas Gerais state in Brazil We were able to see a couple of satellites crossing the night sky. That sight gave me the motivation to take my camera out of my luggage and try some shots and for my surprise the reflection of the cockpit gave a special touch for the image
I am told that capturing a waterfall with a reflection is a bit on the rare side. It just so happens that on this day at Whatcom Falls, there was nary a breeze and the large piece of bedrock near the base of the drop zone eliminated ripples downstream. The result made for some pretty cool reflections :)