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Reflection of the sun and tree on the dirty water...
I was waiting near the runway for the second Boeing747 LCF test flight. However for some reason it cancelled and I was a little bored. Then I took this pic for fun :P
Trying to figure out why I saw a train on Pie Island .... a place that is all wilderness with no trains! The photo was taken at 4:47 pm - 20 minutes before sunset on a cold day. Lake Superior is not frozen, but there is ice along the coast.
Amberwing dragonfly perched on a baby alligator's eye. I liked the amberwing's reflection in the water. The gator is about 3 feet long and is not captive. Taken at Brookegreen Gardens, SC
Today's Posting - #TP195 - Fire is seen as the difference between us and them, capture a flame today. Candle, match, fireplace or your own interpretation.
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Combining different aspects of the landscape through reflection achieved through holding a prism in front of the lens.
Reflections @ Keppel Bay is a 99-years leasehold development located at 1 Keppel Bay View, Singapore 098402, in District 04 and close to the upcoming Telok Blangah MRT Station. It comprises 1129 units and the expected completion date is in 2013. Mount Faber Park, Vivocity shopping mall, and Sentosa Island Resort are all in the vicinity.
This is an old picture of mine, but I still like it. (In those days, I didn't have a decent camera, and I was thinking that taking a photo is simply pressing the button:)) I shot it when I was on a trip in Virginia. The warm colours and the shape of the reflections of the stalactites is just amazing. At the time, this picture made it to the "Picture of the day" section on BBC. They still have the link there: news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/07/in_pictures_enl...
I must still be in a reflective mood :) This is one from just before Christmas.
So, some bad news (not critical just a bit of a fingers-crossed moment). I got a remote for Christmas to help with the selfie side of things. After much procrastinating, I decided to try it out the other night. However, upon reading the instructions, I could see it fitted onto the hot shoe....only mine didn't. I suddently noticed that one clip of the hot shoe was not only bent down flat, it had become bent across too.
Having thought about it, I only remember dropping my camera once, in June when out shooting with Olivier. It didn't fall far, and I made sure lens and functionality were ok, but must have missed the shoe.
Yesterday, I had to leave my camera in the shop in Chester whilst the man sends it away for an estimation. You don't realise how second-nature your camera is, until you don't have it. :(
The last set of shots I uploaded were from a display I saw in Birmingham. I absolutely love them, just the quirk and surreal feel to them. Definately something I want to explore this year.
More archive shots to follow more than likely :)
"And while we're on the topic of "crossing boundaries": my exhibit, opening July 3, will span across Portland... As part of my exhibit "A Storybook Look At Thought" at Caplan Art Designs 1019 NW 11th, Portland, OR 97209 www.caplanartdesigns.com one of my paintings will hang, simultaneously, in the window of Muse Art And Design 4224 Se Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97215 www.museartanddesign.com - that painting (pictured) is titled "Renaissance". Caplan Art Designs is a gallery... Muse Art and Design is an art supply store... You're getting the playful humor here right?... Have fun! (And thanks for enjoying with me!)"
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The July 15, 2012 Brighton cruise night in downtown Brighton, Michigan. Brighton is a small city about sixteen miles north of Ann Arbor at the crossing of U.S. 23 and I-96.
This mid-summer cruise-in was graced by a rather sudden storm with fairly heavy rain for fifteen minutes or so. During and after the storm we had some fantastic light and pavement reflections.