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Sidewalk reflections at St. Paul's Cathedral flipped upside down.
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"The way we experience the world around us is a direct reflection of the world within us." - Ritu Ghatourey
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Welcome to #TwitterTuesday! Get into the interesting trip of finding intriguing and reflective panoramas or mirror effects in nature. You don't need a huge lake or the sea to get the desired effects. You only need to look closely to find the tricky magic! Join the challenge and share your best shot of #reflection with us.
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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
Mirror pool reflection of this classic hotel, taken in a night time long exposure shot.
Shot with a Rokinon 24mm Tilt/Shift.
Reflections off the office windows of Citadelle Mall, Port Louis, Mauritius, Africa.
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Reflections on the River Severn make this row of river front houses seem like they are almost floating in the air! Helped by the dead calm waters on the evening river.
I am going to bore you with some shots from this Grist Mill located in Babcock State Park in WV over the next few weeks *smile*. When Bill and I arrived there on Friday night the first thing we noticed was how low the water was...sigh. If the water tables had been up the whole right side of that big boulder would've been a waterfall. But if I have said it once, I have said it a 1000 times (ask Bill ~ HA!), you've got to make lemonade out of lemons. Without the huge flow of water the pond in front became a wonderful reflection pool. Ba BAM!
**The colors were nice down there, not brilliant, but enough that if I so chose I could've saturated this whole scene. I chose to leave the colors pretty much as found for my own artistic preference on this shot, but one of this scene a bit more saturated will be coming. ;-)~
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Panoramic view of Beltra lake with the Nephin Beag range, Co. Mayo. Taken in December 2010. At the time I didn't even know what a panoramic image entailed or how to do one! This is a merge of 4 images taken out of sequence, works for me!
A self portrait---as reflected in the eye of a nearby surfacing cormorant. I'm the form just above the pupil at 11-12:00, sitting on a pier next to the vertical piling.
Reflections Loch Long looking towards Bundalloch.
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Reflection of trees on one of our ponds. i was waiting for a flock of geese to fly in forth night. I noticed the reflection and liked the abstract nature of the reflection.