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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.
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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.
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The more impressive clouds found were hanging low and to the North, but no bother. They made for a striking reflection in the pools of the receding tide as we caught the days last light.
Netarts Bay, Ore.
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Plaza de España, Madrid, Spain
Taken with a single shot, not double exposure.
a surprisingly decent result given that with the extremely dull & boring grey sky, the reflection was the only way to get it done :)
...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)!!!
Always on the alert for a good reflection shot, this Great Egret was kind enough to make a long slow pass just above the water. I managed to get a couple dozen decent frames in various wing positions during that pass. At ten frames a second that was not a difficult task.