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a small derelict cottage that has been torn down, the left hand side is the reflection in the window, the right part is looking through to the landscape on the other side. This was one of my favourite places to photograph, sad that it's gone but glad I went there loads. Kodak portra developed in tetenal C41
A red squirrel pauses for a moment by a small pool of water. Fortunately most of the ice had melted in the afternoon sun so the reflection came out.
Reflection of the bridge over the Rhine river between Diessenhofen (Switzerland) and Gailingen am Hochrhein (Germany). Seen from the German side of the river.
Early morning in the Hullett Provincial Wildlife Area near Clinton, Ontario. Tundra swans are in the background.
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A nature landscape view of the nighttime sky in the Colorado Rocky Mountain high country gazing out to the eastern sky above a calm pond water reflections.
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This is a photo of the reflection of branches and vegetation on a slight turbulence in the current of a stream in Shubie Park.
Sidewalk reflections at St. Paul's Cathedral flipped upside down.
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Leica llla, Canon 50mm f1.8, yellow filter, Kentmere 100 developed in Super Prodol, Epson GT-X830. 1/200, f/8.
#4 of 365 . . .Taking the time to see this beautiful glass. I have photographed this piece many times, but today the colors were gorgeous.
Nothing compares to nature when it comes to beauty! As I was shooting the reflections of this tree, two small fish broke the surface creating patterns between the two rings they made.
On a recent trip to Scotland I made an impromptu stop at Bambnurgh Castle in Northumberland, at this time of the year the sun as you can see rises along the length of the beach and so happened to coincide with a falling full tide which gave some wonderful reflections.
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Another image from my visit to Bedruthan Steps, though the colour version of this is nice I much prefer this mono version. The conditons were in my favour on this visit as I was able to get a few shots I am pleased with.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Zeiss ZE 21mm f2.8 Distagon T*ZE
Exposure 220 seconds @ f/16
Filter used Lee Big Stopper with a 2 stop Soft GND
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Window reflections at the cafe in Annapolis, Maryland, during the Art Festival.
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Just returned from North Carolina and the fall foliage (wow, it was amazing!) and I had planned to begin sharing some more of the images from our earlier trip to Alaska ... and perhaps some of those magnificent colors of the east ... but I began reflecting. Yes, my mind returned to those incredible polar bears from less than a month ago.
Reflection ... that's quite appropriate when sharing today's image. This young cub was just playing with its mom when it wandered off towards the edge of the snow covered landscape towards us. On this particular morning, there was barely a breathe of wind, which played perfectly into what I had hoped would be the result. I waited patiently for the cub to not only near the edge, but eventually lose interest in the scent in the snow and ultimately look up at us. Below was an amazing reflection of this adorable puff ball of a polar bear cub. So very curious as to our presence, though it really didn't alter its behavior in any way ... well, except for that glance.
Connected ... that's how I felt at this particular moment. A sudden surge of happiness passed through me, as if it were an electrical current. That's the moment that I long for ... the moment that I wait for ... and the moment that I treasure most. :-)
As I sit in my office this morning, I can't help but wonder where they are now and how they are faring. I hope that perhaps we will meet again. It can happen and it did happen with a particular brown bear in Katmai NP & Preserve ... precisely 2 years later. It was undeniable and I'll share that image and story tomorrow.
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