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Reflections of Nature
Lago Di Brais is a beautiful lake surrounded by the Dolomite Mountains. While there are plenty of locations around the shoreline for photo opportunities, I wanted to get a better perspective to showcase both the mountains and their reflections in the lake. To get it, I had to make an early hour climb up a hillside a bit of a distance from the lake. The spot I chose required shooting the scene at 300mm rather than the more classical wide-angle versions that can be seen in other images. It proves that using telephoto lenses can be used for landscape photography just as effectively as much wider-angle lenses.
moments of reflection. these reflections were also simply irresistible, specially when the waters are calm and the skies are blue
Reflection in the waters of Maroondah Reservoir, Victoria, Australia.
Sony FE 16-35mm F4 ZA OSS
29mm; 1/80 sec; f/8; ISO 100
Explore Nov 8, 2007 #475
Palace of the Marquis of Pombal, Oeiras.
Palácio do Marquês de Pombarl, Oeiras.
Valletta, Malta
The jury is still out with respect to my final thoughts on the tiny Viltrox 28mm AF lens. I think it's useful for some things, but the image quality is a bit all over the board depending upon lighting conditions. It's a fun lens to 'play with', but I don't think it's living up to expectation on my APS-C camera, at least. I really expected it to be a stronger performer on an APS-C camera based on the reviews I've seen on the 'net. It is the perfect 'normal' focal length for me on APS-C, however, and that's why I'm still trying to see what I can/can't do with it. I'm suspecting there is a lot of copy variation with this cheap lenses.
Reflections of the Rainbow Bridge near Niagara Falls on a rainy and foggy night.
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Reflections of buildings in the roof covering the swimming pool at the Marriott Hotel Shanghai. Taken from above.
One of the few redeeming features of some of the more modern buildings in Dublin, in my humble opinion at least, is that you can sometimes get reflections of the older and more interesting building that remain, as in this one at Westmoreland Street. Needless to say the modern edifice is a bank!!
Reflections along the pond at Dana fork in Tioga road. We could hear the roaring thunder amidst the storm. I stepped out of the car to capture during a short break from the rain.
Underneath the M3 motorway near Byfleet, there runs a canal. The legs of the motorway were covered in graffiti.
I had seen the location whilst travelling on the train from Winchester to London. A trip I used to make on common occasion.
I went up with a friend. We drove to the nearest trainstation and proceded to scout the place by foot. This took effort. We had to scale 3 barbed wire fences twice our height, clear 2 large bramble bushes and clear the canal on a rope swing. The worst part of the journey was crossing 8 sets of live rails with a train hurtling passed at 80m.p.h.
I broke my tripod and ruined a T shirt but got the reflection shot I needed.
This was entered into my successful ARPS panel.
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