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It's the 3D Reflective Chrome Metal Eyelets texture created in the Filter Forge plugin. It can be seamless tiled and rendered in any resolution without loosing details.
You can see the presets and download this texture for free on the Filter Forge site here — www.filterforge.com/filters/13012.html (created by DJI)
To use this texture download Filter Forge 30-day trial for free here — www.filterforge.com/download/
A personal favourite image .
A colourful trike in an old shop window with the reflection of a once grand store opened in 1891 to one of Grafton's early enterprising businessmen Mr J. t McKittrick .. memories from long ago .
Skinner St
South Grafton . NSW
When they drained the ponds at Beacon Hill Park this winter, the remaining water was so shallow that, combined with the fountains being off, it just ended up being a big, calm, reflective puddle.
-Aaron Rose.
Lil sister playing model again. She's so patient. Simply the best.
Thank you to playingwithbrushes www.flickr.com/photos/playingwithpsp/ for the texture.
A puddle in a field.
I set my camera up on one side of the puddle and stood on the other side, this image is flipped from how the camera saw it.
Incidentally, this puddle is in the remnants of a large hole that some friends and I dug in the middle of the night during a sleep over when we were 12 years old. The idea was to dig this deep hole and build a fort inside of the hole. We got down pretty deep, but we hadn't thought about the fact that a deep hole in the ground would gather water. Within a day or two, even though there had been no rain, our hole had become a nice little mud hole and any further thoughts about building a fort under ground were squashed.
Now, sixteen years later this slight indentation in the ground is all that remains of that adolescent fantasy. Ironically, it still does a pretty good job of holding water though.
Los Angeles City Hall reflected in an LA Police Department building
I spent a few days in downtown Los Angeles and photographed something other than bugs and flowers. There was so much construction going on, everywhere I walked.
This hasn't quite worked out the way I wanted it to, but its a good start. I think I'll be working on this one for days to come.
Maybe a bit over processed? Been playing with a free software I got PhotoDirector. I wouldn't have paid for it but not bad for free.
Just a bit different. Found when walking to the door, and the light was forgiving. Lens, 55-200mm with circular polarize filter, in aperture mode,
Critiques are welcome.
Reflective Ideas
Shot this near the Dubai Fountains, The building reflecting into the lake is that of Souk Al Bahar.
Souk Al Bahar is a part of the Old Town Dubai. It has many contemporary restaurants and casual lounges along with exquisite shops.
Hope you guys like this,
Cheers
Kelly, modeling one of her fantastic leather creations. Taken for an Eyecrusher Leather catalog sometime in 1994. We had a blast that night, everyone taking turns modeling Kelly and Brad's handiwork and shooting photos.
Shot with Tri-X and my (at that time brand spanking new) Nikon N90
Kelly of Eyecrusher Leather
Madison, Wisconsin
Sometime in 1994
Toy windmills on sticks, with bright reflective cellophane vanes. Taken with iPhone 3GS.
Found in a variety discount little shop in Adelaide Central Market. Photo cropped and posted directly from camera, with no post processing.
Entered for Daily Shoot: "Go high contrast today and make a photograph with tons of pop. Do as much in-camera as possible."
11/21/08: Day 350 Reflective
11/20 was actually the 9th anniversary of the day my mother passed away. Luckily, Mandy (my sis) and I had a big night with Harry Connick, Jr., so the day was upbeat and happy! This day (11/21), I had a bit more time to think and reflect and celebrate what a wonderful woman my mother was. =)
After having built my own lens hood and mini-softbox (before buying anything) I decided to put a broken umbrella to good use today. I simply taped plain printer paper to the inside, sawed off part of the handle and stuck it in the grip of my tripod.
Here I am again, thought this would be a good SP. That was a building with very reflective and distorted glass.
Week 1: Reflective. I took this photo at a recent Senior shoot and absolutely love the way mom is looking at her only child. It makes me happy to know that I gave her such a special memory. One that she can look at and reflect upon as she watches her son continue to grow.
Stitched with Kreinik's new knitting/crochet yarn - it's Reflective Yarn. I used it for stars in this winter scene. Notice how the camera flash picked up my trails on the backside of my work - yikes! (This is stitched on perforated paper). So I ripped it out and re-did the stars with no carries on the backside. I like how the camera flash makes them shine, though. Could be cool in other designs too. I can also see it in needlepointed items (where back is completely filled in) like shoes, belts, watches etc to improve visibility at night.
Used Kreinik #4 Braid 4011V Adventure Green, 5760 Marshmallow, 001L Solar Silver; Kreinik Reflective Yarn; on Tokens & Trifles Round Ball Ornament Trinket perforated paper shape.