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Autumn colors reflected in a pond at John A. Minetto State Park in Torrington, Connecticut. Taken during a <CT Flickr Meetup photo shoot.
Reflections of an iron fence on the water in the Shubie Canal. The image has been mirrored and copied twice to be symmetrical. The detail is best seen full screen.
On the way back from Lyngen (after missing the last ferry) we saw the most amazing sunset - made even better when reflected in a calm fjord!
~Marcus Aurelius
This is the last picture from the photowalk downtown. Took this one outside of Fifth Avenue place downtown that has a few little, albeit expensive shops; I've never venture in, but it just looked so lively inside compared to that of the gloomy sky!
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One of three photographic partial views of "Endlessly Repeating Twentieth Century Modernism", Josiah McElheny, 2007. Blown mirrored glass, mirrors, metal, wood, and electric lighting. Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
Curator's description: "McElheny hand-blew the dozens of glass vessels in this perfect machined, mirrored box, basing them on 20th-century designs. Their glinting reflections reed in an infinitely repeating pattern. The work is inspired by an enclosed and completely reflective world of pure form imagined by architect Buckminster Fuller and sculptor Isamu Noguchi in 1929. By crafting a version of their idea, McElheny reveals what a world purged of human presence and individuality looks like. Though brimming with beautiful objects, it is a place apart, devoid of life."
As I recall, the box is square, maybe a cube, about 2m on a side, with windows all around, containing various arrangements of bottles, with the tallest maybe about 0.3m. _0706h
A gadwall drifts by a yellow iris early one morning near my home in Montana. June 2025. I was sitting in my portable blind at the edge of the pond.
Reflections @ 2019 Pragser Wildsee, Italy
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f/8 | 1/10 sec | ISO 160 | 10 mm
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Theme : Landscape Photography
Series : Dolomiti Falls
Location: Pragser Wildsee, Dolomites Italy
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Water reflections play off the curved tunnel walls along the kennet and avon canal in Bath.
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Reflection both literally and in mood. I liked the pose of this egret and also the shadow and reflection.
“Reflect upon your present blessings, of which every man has many; not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some.” -Charles Dickens
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Dublin is a very cosy capital, old and yes, convivial.
The centre is not too large and there is plenty of beauty to see.
Have a wonderful day, filled with love and beauty, M, (*_*)
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I took this photo recently, in a river near my house. I havn't been able to use flicker for a while, so now I can upload more pics!
Canon EOS Elan 7NE
Canon EF 28-105mm f/3.5-5.6 USM @ f/16 + ND8 filter
30 second exposure
Mr. Brown SLOW ISO EI6
Rodinal 1:100 Semi-Stand
I took an image of this tree in the fields between Bromsgrove and Kidderminster....the rest is me playing around with it in Adobe Photoshop! Now I've uploaded it I can see where it needs improvement! I'll leave it up for a bit, while I improve my beginners skills in Photoshop. As you can probably see I'm learning how to use layers.
Tony