Reflections from a small stream, here in W.Chesterfield.

For my Chesterfield set.

Part of a wind chime at Paula's place.

Recycled for Upside Down week.

Gorgeous reflection of the early fall woods in a puddle near Nancy's stream in New Hampshire.

Hart Plaza

Edge of the waters at Avent's Ferry on the Cape Fear River.

reflections on lake near Tromsø, Norway

Reflections in a pool near Cavendish Victoria

reflection of grizzly in a 323 speedo

The I Have To Shoot WHAT?! Challenge for Week 22: Starts with the letter "P"

I've been trying for a few years to find a decent reflection within a puddle and finally found one!

A passing cyclist reflected in a puddle.

Reflection at dawn

Canada Geese reflected in northwest Oregon lake.

Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ50

View On Black

Reflections from the glass in a building.

reflections

That is the reflection of the sky in my mobile. (not a collage) I feel lucky to have captured this moment...

Reflection of the Bank of America building in uptown Charlotte, NC.

Taken at media harbor Duesseldorf

Taken out in Co.Clare late last evening :) The reflection is not created by water!! :) but off the roof of the car!!

Sometimes to see things clearly, you have to see them in reflection ....

Fall foliage reflections at Marquette Lake, Grantville, PA

Reflection in a mercury glass vase.

Experimenting with Lee Friedlander's techniques, from a suggestion of Paul Ewing's.

Paul had suggested I look into Friedlander's work, especially one of his reflection self-portraits, Wilmington, Delaware 1965, and try to figure out the technique.

Here are a few notes I made while studying this piece:

Friedlander is standing on a concrete sidewalk (squares) facing a furniture shop window.

Sunlight behind him reflects the furniture into the camera and the sidewalk.

The bright mirror-like seat-back is tilted somewhat upward, brightly reflecting the light (overexposed) but also seeming to separate his head from his body, leaving mostly legs below. He may have been holding the camera mid-torso so its reflection would be obscured between the seat and the back.

Note the lines of the concrete squares. They show through the furniture, but not through his reflection.

The brick pattern may be the interior floor as the furniture shadows are cast over it. It seems the floor is brick.

The bottom extension of his legs is actually his shadow, cast by the light reflected back from the window. From his shoes up is his shadow cast by the sun directly into the window.

Reflections in the mirror, myself and Next on the walkway to the High Cross Car Park.

Reflection of sunset in a mosque window in Tehran

Reflections on the Ping River

Chiang Mai, Thailand

A very still morning with flat water gave these reflections

captured on way to Kyle of Lochalsh

Reflection of a fly