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Now that I have no more inhibition with post processing, I'll just go ahead and explore reflections in any way possible :))
Nikon FM | AF 50mm
Superia 200
p/s: my first roll try with old toys but new for me...:)
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One of the reasons I wanted to visit Maine in October was to get this type of shot. I looked all over for a body of water where I could get this type of abstract reflections.
This was taken in Otter Creek in Acadia National Park along the side of the road.
Well it's back to the heat and the green but I have enough fall pics to keep me going.
See you out in the field.
This shot was taken while leading a group of six and seven year old children on a spring nature walk through a wooded urban park. One child called our attention to a tiny water strider walking along the surface of the water, a lesson in water surface tension itself. I noticed the vivid reflections which appeared particularly brilliant and unusually colorful as a backdrop against the radiant verdant tones of the bright, fresh, leafy vegetation. The contour of the beech in the right foreground created a serpentine focal point. The bed of soft textured moss provided yet another of nature's nascent enhancements. The effect reminded me of an impressionist painting, an observation that shall be shared with the children as a entry point into that art form. I had set my Olympus E-510 on its "Vivid" mode which helps to account for the brilliance in those backgrond reflections.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRm3CYq55OE - Rite of Spring in Jazz by Hubert Laws
Used the Figge Art Museum as a base for this shot. Flipped the image (more dramatic looking down than up)
and then layered in a nice sunset.
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A cloudy day in Trondheim enhances the vibrant colors of the traditional houses along the Nidelva River. The calm water reflection invites you to immerse yourself in the serenity of the moment, while the oil-painting style adds an artistic touch that captures the essence of the place.
Reflection of El Capitan and the "three brothers" in the Merced River at Yosemite's "Valley View." Yosemite National Park, CA.
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.
Angkor Wat is the world's largest religious monument, built in the early 12th century during King Suryavarman II's reign.
The vast temple was built in honor of the Hindu God Vishnu.
A photographer, a reflection, a stick, a stingray hole, some ripples and some mangrove leaves.
f11
1/15
ISO100
Hitech 0.9ND Reverse Grad Filter
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Tutu Reflections (89 pictures)
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Actually I don't like the floor in my flat so much. The fake marble pattern can look quite dirty and distracting in pictures. But in the recent Galleries 263, 260 and 254 I've noticed in some images there is a nice shine on the floor. So I have tested different lighting settings to achieve the best mirroring and gave the floor a thorough cleaning with a high-gloss floor detergent. The mirroring is still weak, therefore the shadows from my body must overlay the reflection in order not to fade the mirroring. The only way I could handle this is to face the flashes agains the walls behind me and not to light up the mirror image too much. After some tests I think this is the best I can do. The reflections add another interesting component to the images, which I really like. What do you think?
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you really should see the bigger image on flickr... and the whole set at my free website! :-)
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