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On a hike on the Asitz.
Sometimes you just need to wait a bit: When I looked across the little lake I saw some hikers walking along it, but I was too slow to take the picture. Luckily, some other hikers where coming and I just had to wait 2 minutes to take the shot :)
As I cut the top of the cloud (the real one) I needed to fix that in PS. First I expanded the canvas size and then used content aware fill to fill the blank area. Some cloning & stamping later I got a fake top for the cloud. Then I adjusted the luminance level of the blues and that was about it.
I'm headed back to Southern Utah tomorrow for the annual Hurricane MTB Festival. I'm really looking forward to riding bikes and hanging out with friends in the desert, even if it is a bit cold and damp this time. And that's ok - interesting weather makes the best photos :-)
This photo appeared in Flickr Explore on March 23rd, 2023. Check out my Mountain Bike Photos album to see more like this.
& Circles for CC Most Versatile and Compositionally Challenged Week 25 Reflections This shot is a photomerge of 4 images to get the sharpness, and this time I surrounded the bulb on each side and the top with polka dotted wrapping paper. Happier with this shot than the one I did earlier in the week.
You are a mirror of yourself in others. Whatever you want, give. Be the best reflection of yourself.....
Karen A. Baquiran
This is a photo of reflections on the surface of winterizing plastic sheeting on a window that looks like an ancient warrior's helmet.
It was one of those things that you simply cannot pass. That day there was no wind, so the lake's surface was completely still.
The area is called Staðarsveit, and it's in the southern part of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula. And the mountain is called Þorgeirsfell.
ISO 100 ; f/5.6 ; 1/40 ; @18mm
I had to lay flat on my belly to capture this reflection of Coffee Pot Rock and its red rock friends at Sedona's Seven Sacred Pools.
Water reflections in various colors and shapes mesmerize me. Constantly changing shapes, lines and patterns. Living abstraccts fascinagting to watch. Trigger creativity. What do you see in such reflections?
Camera: Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta III (531/16)
Lens: Carl Zeiss Tessar f/3.5 75 mm
Film: Ilford HP5 Plus 400
Exposure: 1/200 sec and f/8, hand-held
Film developed and scanned by Foto Brell, Bonn
Edited under Adobe Lightroom
For the Macro Mondays theme "My Daily Routine".
One of the things I do every day is taking a picture, often more then one . And I love reflections ;-))
As routine brings structure in our live, I thought it would be nice to capture some structure too. I found this : three little drops of water reflecting the gills or lamellae on the underside of the cap of a mushroom.
Selfie in reflection - Taken in the kitchen reflected in the smoked splashbacks! Just read the brief for the theme in LCoF and decided this may not be macro enough! But figured I'd put it up anyway. I'l revert to one of my earlier ones. Have a great weekend folks. Keep on smiling ;0)
Green reflections...
This was a wonderful day of fun and frolics with old friends and new, in one of the most incredible buildings. We were like big kids in a gigantic playground... who could ask for more. Thank you to all you fabulous people who made the day so memorable and joyous, Many thanks to Blazin Hawk for the delectable sarnies and great to finally meet you! A great day with Mars Lander,Justoneclick Hank Moody Alan Howe Miss Lightyear, Skankypants and many others...
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this picture was taken a couple of year ago at Rowerdennan,one of my favourite places to visit in Scotland
Posted for Window Wednesdays.
On our recent Eastern Washington road trip, we visited the Grand Coulee Dam. This photograph was taken standing on the dam, with the reflection of the Columbia Gorge, Roosevelt Lake and part of the dam in the windows. The strangest thing about being allowed on the dam itself was the security. It was higher than in any airport I have ever been in, and we were followed around by security men with guns the entire time.
The Grand Coulee Dam is the largest concrete structure in the world and is bigger than the Hoover Dam. Strangely enough, I had never heard of it before.