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This is a pan I put out for the wildlife to drink/bathe in. Caught this reflection after a rain filled the pan.
Sepia with color popping. Did I just color select a reflection!
This is an image i am revisiting after using Spyder 4 Pro monitor calibration software. This came about because i got images back from the printer that were way off from what i was seeing on my monitor. Software installed and now that i am calibrated correctly I should be able to have images print exactly the way they are intended to print. This image is going to the printer this week to check.
Tubas make great reflections. This is actually a self portrait if you look reasonably closely.
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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.
Taken out in Co.Clare late last evening :) The reflection is not created by water!! :) but off the roof of the car!!
An image taken on a photography trip in order to develop ideas for the theme "outside Inside In-between".
Taken at my sisters wedding. She is a very happy new bride!
This photo took a lot of photoshop work to get it to this stage. I have the same shot with 4 other combinations. I went back and forth on the one I liked the best. The day was extremely bright, with the only clouds being on the horizon. There are 7 filters on the sky alone, just to get the clouds to show up! There are things I like and dislike about the editing on this photo, but ultimately I wanted my sister, her husband and the emotion of the shot to shine through. I think it does!
All comments welcome. Please do not use this photo or any other of my photos without my written permission, Thanks!
So, last week's Macro Mondays' group theme was all about reflections. This coming week it's all about trains, planes and automobiles so whilst considering what to do I thought I might try the reflections theme using a car headlamp bulb and was waiting for a piece of black acrylic to arrive. Sad to say it didn't arrive today so I have used a piece of melamine covered chipboard left over from a kitchen refurbishment some years ago.
Having taken the original, somewhat hazy reflection into Lightroom CC I was quite surprised to find the reflection "come to life" once I began shifting the sliders about. Quite pleased about that and I guess I could have used this shot for next week's MM group submission...........I still might!!! :)
took this from my trip to singapore in March. i thought the reflection looked rather nice, so felt like uploading :)