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Strobist: Two flashes, both set off with Pocket Wizards. Both flashes are on tripods and are just out of frame to the right and left, about halfway between the camera and model. The left flash was shot through an umbrella and the right flash had a diffuser on.
The camera was held about a foot off the ground. The puddle was perfectly still, so I walked around in it to make the bubbles.
I was just messing around because I felt a need to be more creative. I also (yesterday) was thinking about how trees know how to balance. Is it evolutionary, do they have some primeval intelligence? So if they grow branches on one side they grow roots stronger on the other? Or do I just think too much about stuff. By the way if anybody has any answers it would be much appreciated. Ho yes it is this daydreaming that prompted me to play around with the symmetry in this image.
Took a drive to the river ouse in Sussex to let the dog have a run around. Obviously took the camera in case of a good shot and was graced with a brief break in the cloud to allow the sun to battle through. Took this opportunity to get a reflective shot of the river using the 17-40mm and a 0.9 soft grad filter despite the dog freaking out from gunshots in the distance then running around like a lunatic and getting the tripod, and myself completely tangled up in the dogs lead giving me a moment of panic thinking she was going to knock the camera into the river.
A few shots were taken before the sun disappeared and its amazing how different each one came out as the sky was continually changing. I think this was my fav being more dramatic. I had also used the 10 stop on another shot to give a more silky smooth look.
Just another photowalk with some fellow photographers, showing them some of the beauty that Hamburg has to offer. This, however, was taken on the way to the location - so I didn't even arrive yet :)
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Olympus XA2 + Agfa Photo CT Precisa 100
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The Barnsley scrap yards are a sad sight for any bus fan, in this shot an ex London Transport Titan is reflected in oily water, whilst waiting for it's final call.
Taken during Scott Kelby's PhotoWalk 2008 in Berlin. Many thank to Stefan for the organization.
Aufgenommen während Scott Kelby's PhotoWalk 2008 in Berlin. Danke an Stefan für die Organisation.
Key: 43" reflective umbrella (diffused) from right (feathered to avoid reflections in glasses); Fill: ambient; Kicker: Strobe in small reflector from left behind. I think I put polarising filter on the lens to kill the ambient a bit more.
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Storage of the public Scottish Water from Loch Katrine , Mugdock Resevior near Milngavie.
A nice visit to the National Railway Museum, unfortunately it was a very bright day which meant all the exhibits were very reflective.
Chief Petty Officer Damian Gonzalez, a storekeeper with the 14th District Response Recovery Team, observes Coast Guardsmen conducting a training evolution to assemble, deploy and operate a Vessel of Opportunity Skimming System aboard the Tug Na’ina outside Honolulu Harbor, Oahu, Sept. 30, 2015. The VOSS is a portable side-skimming oil-recovery system, which can be deployed from most work vessels over 65 feet in length. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Tara Molle/Released)
St Michaels's Bridge, River Nith, Dumfries. Dawn 28th December 2014. Agfa Isoly III with Lomo 100CN. C41 Processed and scanned at Digitalab, Newcastle
One of the entrances to the Selfridges Store in Birmingham, England is marked with a series of glass panels which reflect the surrounding buildings.
The early morning sunshine catches the reflective silver discs on the main elevation.
The freeform shape of the Selfridges Store,is covered in thousands of silver discs on a base of blue.
Architect: Future Systems
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