View allAll Photos Tagged reflection
Everywhere you look in Antarctica are dramatic ice vistas. This image is in color but has the drama of black and white. The calm reflection makes it very symmetrical.
Reflections and Sunset, Allonby Bay, between Mawbray and Allonby on the Cumbrian coast. This is how you can get different compostions by just moving about 10ft and looking the other way. The same rocks as the last shot, but this time looking over the Solway towards Criffel in Galloway.
BEST VIEWED ON BLACK
Canon EOS 5D MKII, Canon 17-40mm, F11, 17mm, ISO50, Exp 0.5 Second
Lee ND 0.9, Lee Hard Grad 0.6
Raw File Processed in Lightroom, Edited in Elements.
Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without asking my written permission. All rights reserved.....© Brian Kerr Photography 2011
PLEASE ONLY COMMENT OR FAVE IF YOU ACTUALLY LIKE MY PHOTOGRAPHS, I WILL NOT RESPOND TO YOUR IMAGES JUST BECAUSE YOU COMMENT ON MY WORK, MANY THANKS.
...I looked up and saw myself in the mirrored ceiling and couldn't resist a shot! (when no one was looking; they might have thought I was quite mad)!!!
Over breakfast, she glanced at the headlines—this morning it was about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a high-profile political figure who was fatally shot during a speaking event. In the photo, she’s seated by a window, hands clasped, eyes lifted—caught in a moment between the present and reflection. The light spilling in through the glass softens the scene: it’s not anger or shock exactly, but something quieter — pondering, absorbing, maybe unsettled. The patterned tabletop beneath her suggests that even in “ordinary” life, the weight of big events presses in.
An octagonal structure with an amazing shell of mirror glass stands across from the Belfry on the Market Square.
Walking down 15th street in Philadelphia passed this glass-sided building getting the late afternoon sun and casting the most amazing shadows. I knew immediately that it needed to be photographed
went on a little day trip on Saturday the 23rd of July 2016, with my Cousin, so she could try and get a picture of deer and Highland Cattle, i captured this perfect reflection on Loch Etive. is it just me or does anyone else see a monster?