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Unedited shot of people in Amsterdam, reflected in a puddle. Taken with my Sony HX1. No editing, no magic tricks, no Photoshop :)
Yesterday was a perfect day to shoot some wicked reflections, puddles everywhere, plenty of people in the streets and some sunshine to frolic up the whole scene a bit, so I kept snapping away and took hundreds of pictures to please your eyes. Of course the poor victims of my puddle rage had no idea what was going on and thought I was just another one of those crazy people that you see everywhere doing their crazy thing in the best city in the world...and they might be right, haha :D
I've made a wicked reflection movie of this puddle too, check it out on my YouTube channel, thank you :)
Amid the puddles of a waterlogged Helford Road pitch, Woolston Rovers are held up just short of the Peterlee Pumas line during a game in amateur rugby league's Hattons Solicitors National Conference League Division Three. The Pumas, making their home debut in the competition, lost 56-6 to the visitors from Warrington.
OK, nothing on this Earth could have kept me out of this puddle as a child. I would have bathed in it!
Once again, Frank walked through every puddle he could while out on our walk. Link and JD skirted them or jumped over them when they could.
My Submission for 52 Frames theme of Puddle, this is inspired by my recent one which Shirley suggested I flipped. An oak tree with a leaf added for effect.
Very close to my previous puddle one, but not the same one.
I always like combining obsessions - these are making Floorphotos in puddles with an Underwater camera
Воробей и Церковь святых мучеников Александра и Антонины в Селище в Костроме. Кострома в лужах. Russian country by the eyes of the photographer
A rare sight in recent weeks, as Abellio Surrey 8770 (LK56 JKO) passes through Walton following the downpour, on its way to Kingston on the 458.
After this, the sun came out again, and everyone went about as normal.
High Street, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey.
A puddle reflects a rickshaw in front of the Capitolio
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Things are very bad in Havana. Crumbling charm has turned to collapse, with buildings fallen down, streets broken and in some parts running with sewage, food prices impossible, everyone sick with a virus that had been eradicated decades ago, tens of thousands of doctors and nurses but no medicines, no fuel, no light, no hope. And very little faith left in a government of corrupt mediocrities, clinging to the name of a once glorious revolution. Add to all this the growing menace of Trump and the recent cut off of Venezuelan oil.
I stood on a street corner in Old Havana. To my left a man was rummaging through a pile of rotting rubbish in search of food while to my right another was selling flowers from a bicycle. I turned very deliberately rightwards to take a photo of the man with the flowers and decided from then on to do the same, to seek out the most lyrical and dignified images I could find. Obviously the harsh reality of the situation has crept into this set of photos here and there, along with a streak of melancholy. I’d come to say goodbye to a much loved city. Farewell, beautiful Havana.
It's a lot of fun to walk around and look at everyone's dolls. I enjoy seeing how people customize them. But it's also neat to see some of the rarer dolls or brand new ones in person.
It wasn't raining yesterday, but on any given day there are still puddles in Portland. Ever since my first visit to Reed, when it was pouring, I've always preferred that neighborhood in the rain.
Unedited shot of people sitting around in Amsterdam, reflected in a puddle. Taken with my Sony HX1. No editing, no magic tricks, no Photoshop :)
People in puddles are nosy people, they are always wondering why a dude with a camera stopped near them and started shooting the wet ground. They have no idea that they are about to become Internet stars, that are forced to live inside a wicked water world forever, for your entertainment...and if they knew, they still wouldn't stand a chance, I shoot with one hand and faster than my own shadow, mhuahaha :D
Almost weekend!
It randomly started to downpour on saturday. There are a few potholes at the end of our driveway that filled up with the rain water by the time it stopped pouring. Hannah, Mackenzie and I went down there. Since Hannah was already soggy she decided to jump in the puddles.