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I've been waiting for almost an hour just to reach
the low tide get the reflection of the Kuwait tower.
Long reflections along the shore
Stretching out, more and more
Rising up, sinking down
Reflections swim, but never drown
As they follow the distant shore
Stretching out, more and more
Reflection turned Upside-down
Sunset / Golden hour in denmark - One of the better days to go on a Photowalk
Shot with Fujifilm X-T30
Enjoy and have a great day. ! :)
This is not just a reflection. This is seeing you in my mirror...
Isso não é só um reflexo. É enxergar você no meu espelho...
This is another New York City building reflection. Shooting and processing this type of photo are both interesting exercises. The processing in this case is built around the latest version of the Tony Kuyper (V6) luminosity mask plug in for Photoshop. There are several new very interesting actions associated with the latest version. The Smart Orton action is very useful.
Of A Clear Day..
On A New York City Street... 5th Avenue..
Wishing Everyone A Wonderful Evening!!! :-)
It was a relatively calm evening so I was lucky enough to find these reflections.
Took 3 raw files combined and tone mapped in Dynamic Photo HDR then tweaked a little in CS
Explore Highest position: 465 on Saturday, May 23, 2009
Scrambled gallery reflections from polished stainless steel sculpture by Helidon Xhixha, Art Miami 2014, Florida
Camera : Canon EOS 5D Mark III
ISO: 400
Shutter Speed : 1/160
second Aperture : f/4
Focal Length : 200 mm
Landscape with a difference, taken with a fish-eye lens from inside the circular garden of reflection inside Wells Bishop's Palace Garden.
This photo got to #26 in Explore on Tuesday, August 7, 2018
These frog pond reflections were photographed at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay Harbor, Maine.
See light box view!
Direct JPG B&W from the camera
This is a window from a university library, and is reflecting my friend. He doesn't have a clue that is being photographed. If you look close, you can see the books behind the reflection.