Great Western Railway (GWR) Small Prairie, 4500 Class 2-6-2T No. 4555, Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway, Devon, England

09th March 2020

Apartment blocks reflected in a pool on Portobello beach, Edinburgh.

A simple reflection of clouds at sunset. Reflection created by Photoshop.

A beautiful day for a walk on the bike trail in Lanesboro, Ma. I discovered this winter reflection.

Street fashion in Shoreditch, East London #1

Reflections of workers busy on their way to lunch..

Leica M6

Ilford Delta 400 pushes to 800

Yosemite National Park, Graflex Speed Graphic, Aero-Ektar, Fuji Acros 100

Taken at the August 2019 Street Meet/

Reflective Journey

Salt Creek

Death Valley National Park

California

Reflections of the hills in a window in Bodie, California.

www.bodie.com/

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I really wanted there to be a bit of a Gothic vibe for this image. Something dark, moody and elegant. Hope you like.

Pastel

#AbFav_WINDOWS_DOORS_💒

Of course they will attract the eye!

With love to you and thank you for ALL your faves and comments, M, (* _ *)

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Window, reflective, reflection, shy, cloud, glass, Brugge, Tokyo, horizontal colour, "Nikon D7000", "Magda indigo"

A 'rocking' studio glass bowl by British artist Jane Charles from her first solo exhibition in 1991. Now working in Newcastle upon Tyne in the North East of England.

Title: Reflective Form. Diameter: 24cm

24%lead glass. Blown, sand blast pattern, sloping polished opening. The dark band, a 'signature' of her early works, was made by 'burning' a line around the bowl using a reducing flame. This forms a thin layer of metallic lead in the surface giving a basic black colour and associated interference colours.The band was then scratched with a diamond point.

A macro detail of this area is shown in the previous shot seen here.

It's Monorail Monday once again. For today's glimpse into the life of the Disneyland Monorail I thought a glimpse along side it would be a nice change.

Taken by sticking my camera out the window and hoping I would catch a decent frame and that a small aperture and 19 auto focus points would do their job. Fortunately they did.

A scene captured while having lunch with a friend . ..Christmas lighting in a bar over lunch .

CBD

Brisbane

Self distorted photographer!

I wish I could have gotten in a little tighter. Then again, I sort of want to replicate another shot in doing that. I think that obscuring the eyes of someone like this is interesting for a number of reasons. If no other reason suits the wow factor for me, it's that we look to eyes to gauge a person. When they wear reflective sunglasses like this, though, in a way- we see how they see us.

Black headed Gull cooling off

In the comments, bitsorf noted that this entry is www.artprize.org/alois-kronschlaeger/2012/habitat

Another angle of the island of trees from last Sunday

'Tornado' at the Barrow Hill reopening weekend.

First thing in the morning and it is so calm. Love it

A sunny late autumn day at Sheffield Park, near Uckfield in West Sussex ... a garden famed for its autumn foliage colour!

lensbaby edge80

self portrait tuesday

Western Grebe, Aechmophotus occidentalis, Los Osos, California

I know its done to death, but its a shot I have been wanting to get for a long time as I keep missing the low tides, but finally captured a reflective shot of the Brighton Pier, so I am happy.

Taken in London on a wet day.

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