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Dedicated to All Fisherman, especially Mamede
When you go out with a fisherman, in hot sun light, and nothing to do, waiting for him to catch his BIG fish, a photographer will shoot anything that was remotely considered as interesting. When I developed this, I really liked it. Only a photographer would spot this and make it interesting!
The blue and white are the reflections of the sky and clouds and the green and brown are the trees.
For any fisherman, he will know what is that orange thing, and of my 30 shots of this object, this was the only one that has two reflections of the orange thing.
ISO-400, f5.3, 1/950 sec, maximum zoom (equivalent to 800mm)
Adjustment on sharpness, denoising and saturation only.
Reflections in the glass facade at 166 W 18th Street (aka Yves Chelsea), Chelsea, Manhattan
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Went for a little re-edit of an old photo today. It has always been one of my favourites. I loved the reflection coming back, especially with the green of the trees. Felt it summed up the nervous excitement one feels before getting married and the green symbolised a natural unity.
Nikon FM2, Kodak TriX in Moersch efd, printed on Ilford MG WT in Moersch Blue +Finisher blue, Selenium toned
Taken at Genoa Old Harbour - Italy
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Somesville Maine USA Mount Desert Island area.
Rain held off for this shot. Some may not like the flower on the left side, I left it in.
This was taken on Sunday 17th March 2013 during a Manchester Street Photography workshop with Welshot Imaging.
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The second of three shots from the mornings shoot at Loch Tulla. I went from finally getting the last upload, and went down to the shore to take advantage of the reflections.
I managed to catch the last of the light that was hitting the clouds and at the same time, the hills in the distance being lit. Next, I went to the trees on the left and put together a big panoramic shot which should turn out really nice.
Canon Eos 5D, 17-40L, hi-tech filter
Hit L to see this on a dark background, photos always look better when they are not against bright white.
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The wheel is turning, the year is ending
And in the window you can still
Watch the reflection of Christmas
La roue tourne, l'année s'achève.
Dans la fenêtre on peut voir
Le reflet de Noël
Liege, Belgium
This morning when I looked out of the window, I saw the reflection of these car's in the parking lot, and it was raining. I grabbed my camera ran out onto the deck, and shot this in the rain. I have a hood over the lens, so it was OK.
The reflections between the parallel pieces of marble make some of the background look transparent.
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When I look at this I think of the many photo "sessions" and dozens of photos before I finally got the shot I wanted
Reflections in a wall of the Sponsor Village in Torino in the period of the XX Olympic Winter Games - Torino2006
A reflection of Oak Creek Canyon's red rock wall can be seen in a rainwater pool next to Oak Creek. This was shot at Slide Rock State Park just north of Sedona, Arizona.
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Suffolk, VA - 28 OCT 2016
Reflections on Lake Drummond in the Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. So calm and tranquil on this day.
Golden Cathedrals of the High Alps
Description
A sweeping cinematic journey through a majestic alpine world inspired by the Dolomites, where jagged stone towers rise like natural cathedrals above silent valleys, glacial streams, mirror lakes, pine forests, winding mountain roads, and golden meadows. The series captures the grandeur of high mountain wilderness at sunrise and sunset, with warm amber light cutting across limestone cliffs, deep blue skies, soft clouds, misty horizons, and long dramatic shadows. Each scene feels expansive and contemplative, combining epic scale with intimate natural details: rocky trails, reflective waters, ancient ridgelines, alpine grasslands, forested slopes, and remote passes shaped by time, weather, and light. The visual atmosphere is realistic, cinematic, and immersive, evoking the quiet power of untouched landscapes and the emotional pull of remote mountain exploration.
These images have been generated by Artificial Intelligence.