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“Reflection is the business of man; a sense of his state is his first duty: but who remembereth himself in joy? Is it not in mercy then that sorrow is allotted unto us?” ~ William Shakespeare
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Sailing with the Milwaukee Sea Scouts from Milwaukee to Michigan's West Coast and return for a week - Aug 2012
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Craig Regional Park
Fullerton, CA
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February 1, 2018
Finding myself at a loose end photographically (ie, no inspiration
forthcoming) outside the Scottish Parliament building, I resorted to a 'standby'. Maybe not the most creative of photography, but I have a soft spot for water reflections, and it's good to get it out of my system now and then. So I keep telling myself.
The series continues!! This one differs in that leaves in the water are a prominent motif, and the moss of the rock gives a nice color contrast.
Waterscape with Reflections in the late afternoon on Tilligerry Creek at Lemon Tree Passage in Port Stephens, NSW, Australia.
Did you ever stare into the patterns and designs of glass? There are reflections captured that can serve as a catalyst for your imagination to take you to far away places where dreams come true. Take some reflection time today and dream a little dream of specialness just for you! :-)
EXPLORE: January 29, 2009 - #211
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Reflections Series Taken at Sunny's Beach area. maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sunny%20Side%20Up/213/192/29 Used rocks and poses contained.
Here is reflection of the restourant on the board of ship trip in Donau river, the ceiling looks like a black mirror or like a sky with lightingstars...
Zoom in to see in large....
more experiments with black backgrounds - this time I realised my Ipad was a glossy black mirror when turned off, so I took this photo making sure nothing but the figure and reflection was visible.
This is on the way into Phippsburg and we see it all the time. Early morning is the time when the water is calm, so we stopped....takes me a while to get pictures posted it seems...this was taken in the spring this year.
This image is a single frame, not a composite or double exposure. I make use of glass and puddles to bring a different dimension to some of my images. Additionally I use a polarized filter in order to find the best possible reflection by avoiding unwanted glare or shiny surfaces.
Esta imagen no es ni compuesta ni proviene de una exposición doble. Solo hago uso de paneles de cristal o charcos en la calle para dar una dimensión diferente a algunas de mis imágenes. También utilizo a menudo un filtro polarizador para buscar el mejor reflejo posible y así evitar destellos no deseados.
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The mountain on the right is Whistler, the one on the right is Blackcomb. Both reflected in lost lake not far from Whistler village.
Lens: Tokina 12-24mm f/4 lens
Other Photo Gear Used: Sirui T-2005X Tripod with K-10x Tripod Head
Photo Processing Software used: Adobe Lightroom; Adobe Photoshop; Topaz Adjust;
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in the polished glass of the riem arcaden, reality blurs and doubles. a lone silhouette walks along the bottom edge, faint but purposeful, a shadow that seems both part of the structure and somehow detached from it. overhead, strong industrial shapes reflect and intersect, softened by a faint light that filters through and dissolves the lines into a hazy abstraction. this image captures a moment suspended in liminalityâwhere reflections hold stories and the cityâs architecture feels like a portal to somewhere else.
Taken with a Nikon D5000:
ISO 100 18mm f/5.0 1/25sec
*6 exposures at 1EV each: -3EV to +2EV
*Lightroom 3 Beta for white balance, color correction, highlight recovery, and noise reduction
*Photomatix Pro 3.2 for Tonemapping using Details Enhancer
*Elements 8 for slight Orton effect on the reflection, noise reduction, and unsharp mask on background layer
Reflection of a lenticular cloud in the Torres Del Paine National Park, Chile.
This is a scan of a film print from early 2004 taken with EOS 50E.
A picture taken in Kyoto Japan on a recent trip I took to propose to my girlfriend :) still managed to fit in some shooting :)
I took this image on a trip into inland New South Wales, near to Byron Bay, the lake was in a national park that I walked through. There wasn't much there to take images of but fortunately the weather was extremely nice ans created these perfection reflections on the lake which made for quite a nice shot.
Taken on a Canon 1D mark II with 24mm prime lens.
I'm reaching back to a Tokyo image I took in April. This was one of my last night in Tokyo and I didn't have my tripod. The weather forecast was for rain most of the day and evening, so I decided I wouldn't haul my tripod around with me all day. Of course, by late afternoon the rain had stopped, and it wasn't worth the time to travel back to my hotel to grab my tripod. For the early part of the evening I had to improvise with my coat and camera bag. It worked out pretty well.
This was taken in a few blocks away from the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan. I thought the refelctions looked interesting. The slight breeze caused the water to move slightly, to cause the blur. I thought iflipping the image upside down gave this a more interesting feel
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canon 5d mkii
EF 24-70mm f/2.8 L
f/14
5.0 sec
ISO 400