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I found this relfection while walking through Wurzburg, Germany today.. I tried to line up the reflection as good as possible with the building next to it so that they looked like they were the same building... I think it turned out ok?
Reflections at the inner loop lake at St. Andrews State Park this morning, not much going on other than fog and a light misty rain.
I really liked the way the lights and everything reflected in this. I found this in the lobby of the Holiday Inn Palais des Congrès Liège.
Shot at Shore Temple, Mamallapuram.
Nikon D5000
Nikkor 18-55mm
Exposure Time : 1 / 125 sec
ISO : 200
F-Number : F/11
Focal Length : 20mm
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This image was taken at the same day when I went to capture some images of skywalk, just accidentally I found this place when I went outside for a fresh air. Sunny bright day as you see which created nice shadows and reflection...
Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 16-35 EF f/2.8L USM II.
Handheld three exposures processed in photomatix Pro, B&W effect Added in Silver Efex Pro 2, noise reduced in Topaz DeNoise and completed work as always in Photoshop CS5.
52in2018 No.41 A Reflection
I saw this dreamy scene in the reflections in the canal but it didn't convey what I felt, so I flipped 180. More like Dorothy or Alice...I like it when images take me somewhere else. Connectivity
Taken while driving in Beirut. This is in Hamra..... I loved the many reflections that I saw on the buildings...
~ Reflection~
Why, Mirror Mirror
why reflecting
thoughts diverse
diverse thoughts
reflecting why
Mirror Mirror, Why
by David Taylor
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As I returned to the car after photographing the Peace Garden I spotted this reflection in the bonnet - I couldn't resist trying to make something of it. This is the closest I'll ever get to a self portrait...
For my final project I tried the technique of taking photos of reflections in a mirror. I didn’t necessarily look at one specific artists work. I was scrolling through the Pinterest inspiration board when I saw that some of the photos were using mirrors, so from there I did a Google search and found a lot of cool photos that really sold the idea for me. I noticed that with a lot of the photos had the model holding a mirror and in the reflection was the scenery in front of them. It made it look like they were missing a section of themselves. For some of the photos I had to get at a certain angle that would allow me to get the reflection the way I wanted it to look and without me getting in most of the photos.
If I had thought of it earlier, I would have gone to the store, bought a mirror and tired doing portrait type pictures.