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Reflection in a window.
Made for a competition on www.FotoVideo.nu (nl.fotovideo.nu/forum/threads/228344-Maanduitdaging-9-Rui...(Competitie))
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Our reflections in the mirror. Did you ever look at yourself thinking that you look not like yourself? Also, you know how at night you get this creepy feeling when looking into mirrors when it's dark in the room? Well, I was inspired by all that and tried to take a photo that would express those feelings.
P.S. I ahve no idea why the light fell down like that on the wardrobe! I noticed it only when I looked at the photos on the screen of my computer :)
The reflection of dawn while leaving on my weekly paddle to Munyon Island. Though very early, it's rare for the Intracoastal Waterway to be mirrored like this as wake from departing charter boats usually stirs it up.
At the St Andrew's Church coffee morning, my friend's face is reflected in the table stand.
The Compositionally Challenged group has chosen Pick a Challenge for Week 29 in 2023.
I have chosen Reflection
Compositionally Challenged Week 22 is Reflections. Earlier this week, I had plans to visit a nearby pond to snap a landscape reflection, but the week is almost over. While brushing my teeth this morning, I wondered, What to do? Then I looked down and saw a reflection. Why not?
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Bare winter branches are reflected in the top of fresh, wonderful Peet's coffee as I get ready to dive into some writing.
More in the reflections on black acrylic sheeting practice. This time using 3 glass beads which do not have holes in them as per the majority of beads but do have flat and rough bottoms. They are meant to be used for decoration in much the same way as stones or pebbles might adorn the surface of the soil of an indoor pot plant.
I can reveal that I find the hardest part of all this is the cleaning of the acrylic sheet to remove marks and dust particles. I hope some specialist polish I have on order will make this task much easier.
During the summer months Mt. Hood, Oregon's tallest mountain, a dormant volcano, loses most of her snow cap exposing the rocky surface to the sunlight. Deep in the Mt. Hood national forest Trillium lake catches an almost perfect reflection of Mt. Hood in it's still waters with the peak of the mountain flanked by the shoreline rocks.
Bedroom Reflections.
(Linoleum Cut).
Awakening the next morning,
now all alone,
where did,
when did,
the nights previous lover go?
Catching a quick glimpse into the mirror,
seeing all,
both all around,
as well as inside,
questions to ponder,
the rest of the day,
perhaps even the rest of the life,
too many questions,
to try and answer now,
time to get dressed,
head out to the vast world,
perhaps a bagel,
washed down with juice,
time never stops,
as the mind continues to Roar!
Steve.D.Hammond.
Taken on the Lake shore on the same morning as 227. Tones intensified. The water is very shallow. The seagrass below adds a nice texture.
The beauty she has is on the inside and eminates to the outside. She is a woman who fears nothing and goes for her dreams. She is young and talented and when you see her, you want to be like her. There is something about her that draws the eye. She is a woman of God.
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Reflection of a streetlamp on the glass windows on a building on Compton Street. I like they have incorporated the bright modern additions to the original stone building.
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.
These reflections were captured during a Bodie Photography workshop led by David Gubernick in July. We had permission to shoot in Bodie at night after it closed to the public. It was wonderful!
The windows are on the I.O.O.F. Hall - the Odd Fellows Lodge - on Main Street. Immediately across the street from the hall is an old barn, a house, a greenish truck and a couple of wagons. The glass in the windows may be original - from the 1880's.
This photograph was awarded 2nd place in the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art's juried REFLECTIONS photography show on December 6, 2014. The juror, Leigh Gleason (Curator of Collections UCR/CA Museum of Photography, Riverside, CA) said of the image:
"Your photograph is fascinating because the reflections each are a little different and somewhat disorientating. The image manipulates the space behind you in a really engrossing way. Best of all, your foreground - the source of your reflective surfaces - is just as interesting as the reflection itself. The textures, colors, and form are all working together beautifully. Your photograph is thoughtful, carefully composed, and makes brilliant use of color".
Sailing with the Milwaukee Sea Scouts from Milwaukee to Michigan's West Coast and return for a week - Aug 2012
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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 asà evitar destellos no deseados.