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A cyclist under the arches in Leeds city centre is waiting for a gap in the traffic.
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Hotaka Mountains, Kamikochi
上高地・穂高連峰
The reflection scene of the last image is like this.
Mt.Hotaka (3,190m) is the 3rd highest mountain in Japan.
先日の写真、反射を入れるとこのような感じです。
もう少し早い時間ならもっとはっきりと撮れたかも。
穂高岳は日本で3番目に高い山、迫力が感じられます。
Matsumoto city, Nagano pref, Japan
A shot of the very first camera I got, back in 1976, a Kodak 35 RF, made in 1948. Reflected in the pressure plate of the camera is my newest camera, which I got a couple nights ago, a Kodak Brownie Starflex, made in a two-week window either side of July 1st, 1962. And the picture was taken with my Sony SLT-a77v, which was made in 2013.
For the Saturday Self-Challenge group who's theme this week was "reflections."
Taken near the the old county courthouse in downtown St. Louis while traveling on Route 66.
I've long been intrigued by how much a wall of windows can distort things. Close up, the individual windows look perfectly flat and clear, but every little variance is magnified as you move back and see things in a shot like this.
Reflections on life, reflections on love
Reflections of nature, so high above
Reflections of a kiss, so very sweet
When our lips, they do meet
By the lake of beautiful blue
Where we walk, me and you
As the clouds float high above
Reflections of life, reflections of love