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Turning my camera away from the previous photo of Snowdon, this time looking across the lake, the trees were reflecting on the surface. I have seen photos like this before, but have never been lucky enough to take one myself, until this opportunity occurred.
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Had to take a comp there with these hanging branches. Liked this transition time as well with the colors in the higher overhead clouds.
One of the largest American flags. The Mount Rushmore flag measures 45 feet by 90 feet and weighs 300 pounds. It’s currently folded in a glass case with a star and a stripe on display. I captured reflections of Lincoln and Jefferson from the display across the aisle.
No multiple exposure, just good old fashioned reflections and a good eye. 😃
I know domes are everywhere these days but couldn't resist these shots in Sheffield Peace Gardens this morning
This image is of a bit of Pittsburgh skyline behind the Duquesne Bridge with a great reflection on the Allegheny River. I love the dark clouds in the background. Also, I liked how my lens picked up the streetlight starbursts. Didn't pick-up the mega moon in my images but had fun shooting with some friends.
Cropped and reprocessed this port side view using Instagram. The iconic "Point Reyes" shipwreck was unfortunately damaged in Feb 2016 by a couple of zealous and careless spinning wool image makers. She is still here and a wonderful subject for many a photographer, but her port side and stern are severely damaged.
Canon Rebel XTi
Sigma 17-70 f/2.8-4
17mm, ISO 100, 1/60sec, f/16
Eleventh picture of my series Reflections, all taken in the Albufera of Valencia.
(This time looking for the abstract lines and reflections of the canes and clouds over the water)
Albufera means, according to its Arab origin, small sea.
In some poems it was called the Mirror of the Sun.
On the technical side, say that I only used a neutral gradient three steps filter.
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A rare sun of late winter and an impromptu trip to Long Branch Farm. Using the light while I have it.
A cozy evening at the lake... This one unique combination of colours and a clear reflection... Makes a perfect shot
This was a shot from the most amazing beach I've ever been to. Wharaiki beach. You walked along a track among sheep for 20 minutes at the tip of the south island, before coming into this little river where baby seals sleep and swim. Then onto an amazing windswept beach with little ripples in the sand and a massive stone arch only a few metres from the shoreline. We walked along this beach after this amazing rainbow near the arch, only to find more eroded rocks, arches and little crevices. Definitely coming back to this place.
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A view across the Ebro river to Ferreries. Ferreries is the 'other side' of Tortosa- here laborers lived and worked in factories and shops. In the background the Ports mountains.
With the extremely low waterlevels the graffiti on the wall becomes more relevant: 'The river is Life- no to river diversion.'
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Ein Blick über den Ebro nach Ferreries. ferreries war die 'andere Seite' von Tortosa, sozusagen das Kleinbasel. Hier lebten und arbeiteten die Handwerker in kleinen Buden und Fabriken. Am Horzont kann man die Ports sehen.
Mit dem niedrigen Wasserstand versteht man das Graffiti gut: 'Der Fluss bedeutet Leben- nein zu Ableitung von Wasser'
Sorry for the mixup of the recently uploaded photos. Today I was in a mood for reflections and pink-purple tones. So I found this image in my Duesseldorf archives.
Before the ceremony of initiation, the candidate is placed for a time in the Chamber of Reflection, in order to meditate and consider how Freemasonry is about to change his life. (wikipedia)
Seen in the Museum of Freemasonry, Rosenau Castle, Austria
Reflections captured at the top and bottom of the mirrors. Reflections in the mirrors above are from the outside seating area. The mirror below captures the inside of the lounge.