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Another cutlery reflection shot. This time on a meshed wire cover of a fan...
Strobist: Don't remember exactly but very possibly two strobes from the sides (right and left) at almost 180° angle, triggered by GI radio triggers
i captured this yesterday morning at Millennium Park as a cleaning crew were prepping up and cleaning the Bean...i took advantage of the puddles the washing created and did some puddle reflection shots using my Rokinon fisheye and this is the result...have a great week friends!
seen in Explore 07/28/2014 #289 highest position...
Finally, some quieter weather allowing for some reflection shots. The weather in the UK this winter has been generally yuk; mainly wet and windy, and no snow, in my area at least, with another storm coming in for the weekend!
Anyhow, a shot of the Humber Bridge, taken from the south bank.
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In June we went to the de Young museum, located in San Francisco's Golden Gate park. Perfect for a reflection shot.
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Some ordinary parfait spoons made less ordinary with scrapbook paper. I have always wanted to try one of these spoon reflection shots and thought this weeks theme might work.
HMM everyone
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Amy, from earlier this year.. I forgot how good proper black and white look! :) (high contrast)
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As a sometimes costume designer, I can never resist a dress form. Even when they're miniature. These were about 12 inches high.
I wish I could have gotten this image without the sliver of the window, but this was the only angle without distracting reflections. Shot through the window of course.
This city is a dirty old Hoe...but I love her :)
Puddle reflection shot of buildings in the Red Light District of Amsterdam. Twin shot 2 years later: www.flickr.com/photos/amstersam/3777694912/in/set-7215759...
Flowering trees and a nice reflections photographed at Yakima Area Arboretum. Stitched 5 photos to make this panorama. I found many subjects to photograph yesterday afternoon (March 19). I spent a long time photographing a heron that never did fly even though I was within 50 feet or closer. That is unusual. Even the turtles did not slide into the water off the logs. The flowering cherry and plum trees are blooming as can be seen in this photo. I might have to do this over again when there are more of the trees being reflected in the pond. I'm not sure if there is a better time for reflection shots here.
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This is from my Europe trip in November last year. Walking in London is fun, even in the rain. We walked for many Kilometers. At one point we passed Trafalgar Square at night. Rain just passed, which created an opportunity for this reflection shot. I love the symmetry reflections give.
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A reflection shot from the Fisher Plant #21 from a few months ago. I thought it was cool how the reflection breaks made the water appear to be broken parts of the floor and slanting down towards another level. A little bit of history of this place: It was built in 1919 after the demand for production of Buicks and Cadillac's increased. It was also a center for engineering and was last occupied during the early 1990's.
Eastbound Conrail train symbol KAEL is passing through CP466 near Pinola, in northern Indiana early in the morning of October 23rd, 1993. – At the time I was probably disappointed that the leader wasn’t a Conrail unit for this rain puddle reflection shot, but now all these years later I don’t mind that ex-Seaboard CSX SD50 up front at all. ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
Llyn Cwm-y-ffynnon in Snowdonia. Loads of midges and really wet but brilliant location for mountain reflection shots.
"say, say my playmate
come out and play with me
and bring your dollies three
climb up my apple tree
slide down my rainbow
into my cellar door
and we'll be jolly friends
forever more...."
we had fun today.
(2/365, a year of portraits)
oh, and i guess this can go in year of portraits?? if not, please someone let me know . thanks.
really exaggerated colors and shadows... kind of looks cool. This is the Teton range looking at Mt Moran in the center. Spent 3 weeks traveling between Colorado and British Columbia, and tried for a reflection shot the entire trip. This was the morning of the last day on the way home. Not perfect, but I'll take it!
I walked towards this stunning reflection pool but knew my idea was going to be blown out of the water before I even got there, Amber was flanking me and must have been reading my mind because before I could even lift the camera she was in and plunging for a stick floating quite near to her. Now it was going to be a photo about Amber her stick and the radiating patterns of reflections as she shattered my planned perfect reflection shot!
With all this in mind I was just slightly too slow to get her with her head just slightly more elevated before she grabbed the stick but What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG), This was my shot, take it or leave it. I love it, I wonder if you all will.
I think I'll paint this one up it just looks like it will lend itself to my style.
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It's been a year of reflection shots and spiral staircases, but there's always been one on my list that I've never gotten around to until today. This is the staircase at Bevin Court, a block of flats near Kings Cross station in London. The flats are split into three wings that meet at a central hub where this staircase connects all the floors.
I've started to put together a map of spiral staircases in London. If you look at this Google Map you can see the one's I'm aware of. If you've got any that you know of that aren't on the map and you like them added then send me a Flickr mail with the details and I'll add it.
Single exposure, real reflection, minor Lightroom adjustments, no content adds/deletes/overlays/swaps, no Photoshop. I prefer the time outdoors shooting, and not to spend more than about 5 minutes computer/post-processing time per photo, so as much as possible has to be optimized in-camera!
You can always revisit the file to rework the edit, but you can't re-take the image once you're home. Get it right the first time; the best moments and their conditions will never be repeated again!
All of my workshops this summer will include some night shooting/instruction, so drop by my Web site www.JeffSullivanPhotography.com to see if you can join me to efficiently produce unique work with me in unique settings! Milky Way shots are a dime a dozen these days, you can capture those with sub-optimal technique.
Milky Way reflection shots, without resorting to faking the reflection, take a bit more attention to technique. Will you want to move on to other astrophotography subjects: comets, meteor showers... if so, make sure you sure you choose a workshop leader who pursues a LOT of them! www.flickr.com/photos/jeffreysullivan/albums/721576319588...
May the fourth be with you!
BNSF SD75M number 260 is seen outside of Mid American Car in Kansas City. This engine is still painted in the iconic Warbonnet colors. A large puddle made a semi reflection shot possible.
Spent the day in the Lake District on Friday, my final location was Thirlemere, set up for this reflection shot when I heard a loud rumbling noise! what is that i thought? then this plane appeared over the trees! i managed to get 2 photos with the plane in the shot, this one had the added bonus of the planes reflection in the water.
I've since found out that this plane was an Airbus A400M
Milky Way galaxy over a front door art installation in Bombay Beach at .the Salton Sea.
I shot this on Friday night (June 28, 2009) in Bombay Beach, California. I've been wanting to shoot the Milky Way here for some time - and finally it lined up and the sky wasn't too cloudy. The water was too choppy to do any reflection shots, so I ended up doing what you see here instead.
My fairly new tracker quit working big time when I was first attempting this shot. In hindsight, it was a good thing as I was right at the 30 day return window and it was going to expire at midnight. Fortunately I initiated the return process just in time. Not being able to track, I had to make do and stack instead. I shot 11 frames with my Canon 6D and Sigma 15mm EX DG lens at 13 sec f/2.8 ISO 3200. Due to the temperature being around 90° (32° C), I knew noise would be an issue. Fortunately I was able to take care of it via stacking. The auto-align feature in Photoshop works great for the foreground, but for the milky way, I had to painstakingly align and tweak all 11 layers manually.
Bombay Beach is a census-designated place (CDP) in Imperial County, California, United States. It is located on the Salton Sea 4 miles (6.4 km) west-southwest of Frink and is the lowest community in the United States, located 223 feet (68 m) below sea level. In recent years, artists have been moving in to this community and erecting art installations like this door. They're also doing funky and creative "renovations" to many previously-abandoned and decaying buildings nearby.
Inhale my mahogany fragrance… I have no thorns to keep you away…. exhale when you have enough of me… water my soul with a promise of love… I don’t need much light…
what I need is you...
TIO...
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Do you ever get the feeling that you have run out of ideas? We have all been there… Don’t stress it… Listen, a mirror is perfect for adding that little something extra to your shots, place a flower on it and for light, use natural light and a new world will open… Reflection shots are always fun…
Now about this reflection shot; I shot this in my studio… I explained to my model what I had in mind… and what I wanted her to convey… If your model is comfortable and understands what you’re looking for, your shot will work… I took a piece of black Plexiglas and placed it on a table…I sat her behind the table, positioned her face so that the reflection was visible… notice my Aperture was at f/22 for sharpness… asking her to hold as still as possible--at 2.5 sec (5/2) that is an eternity!… I used one florescent lamp and a tripod… My background was black Foam core...
Happy Thanksgiving...
I know some people just love the heck out of reflection photos. It's something I never really get that excited about. Although, I do like a nice reflection off of a still lake or pond or body of water.
So anyhow, here's a rare reflection shot off a building from me. It was a stunning sunrise with great colors. Wish they could all be like that. :)
Shot on iPhone Pro.
I’ve taken plenty of reflection shots of Brisbane on a run, and plenty of shots of these figures. But today I was able to get the both together.
This is a reflection shot at Mono Lake, California. Which is situated right outside of the eastern entrance of Yosemite National Park.
- Walt Whitman.
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Another shot from the Valley view location at Yosemite Valley. This shot was taken just minutes after I took the reflection shot which I posted earlier. As you can see the water flow has been increased and the wind picked up disturbing the calm water. I took this shot just to prominently focus on the cool foreground interests which were visible from this angle.
I didn't had much expectation with this trip to the Yosemite but me and my wife both enjoyed this visit immensely. First we stayed at Curry Village campground and living in a tent even if it’s for two days is a pleasantly surprising experience. This time we just drove around viewing all the amazing scenic points and it was a much more relaxing trip than the last time.
Beautiful sunny day yesterday after the snow. I met a man at Argyle Pond that told me about the break in the ice that allowed for a nice reflection shot. I was supposed to be grocery shopping, but you have to take time for the important things, right?
An old control station at the coking plant of the Völklinger Hütte is transformed into an art installation, lending itself to a reflection shot.
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I can never remember the colours of the rainbow so I asked my daughter who had learned them in school. She gave me this line to remember it by 'Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain'.....Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Indigo Violet! The first thing that came into my head when I saw the theme this week was 'Double Rainbow guy' www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQSNhk5ICTI I've always wanted to do a spoon reflection shot .....so I tried it yesterday over pencil colours. :)
Jay from today in low light early this morning with heavy fog all around.
The good thing on foggy days is that the wind is usually very light as it was today which helps if you are after a nice reflection shot.
Early morning at Oxbow Bend with sun hitting the peak of Mt Moran from across the valley. A slight breeze on the Snake River prevented a reflection shot. I am beginning to think I spend too much time here.
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After weeks of monsoon rain, this morning looked cloudy, but the sun was out! Clouds after long periods of rain usually mean no haze, so it seemed a good opportunity to get some reflection shots from the shores of Songkhla Lake - a lagoon bigger than Singapore!
Blustery wind didn't help my cycle, nor did it bode well for reflections. Either way I was committed now, and sure enough the water was not only stacked up in waves, but also the colour of Thai iced-tea (a shade of reddish-brown). Undeterred, I focused instead on the clouds themselves.
These four photos - for me - represent the cream of this morning's shoot.
I'm starting to wonder about myself, every time I see a mirror I attempt a reflection shot, but only if the camera is in front of my face, it provides a shield for me to hide behind :)
Yeah, I know. Another reflection shot over the same bridge with the same power. However, with red barns all but a part of history, I'm glad I got three chances to witness this.
another reflection shot...another of the most photographed girl :) at least lately. she is such a sweetie to let us use her for photographs.
I have been lucky enough to travel a good deal but one region that I have visited on numerous occasions is probably my favourite. Montana really does excel when it comes to the wonders of the outdoor world. Despite several trips over the years to Glacier National Park I hadn't visited Many Glacier. This picture is taken from just above the hotel (alas we couldn't afford to stay there) and captures they prominent peak of Grinnell Point.
It is a wild place and looking at the stunted foreground trees it is pretty clear which way the prevailing wind blows. The wildness of the place was emphasised when I dropped down to the lakeside. I was trying to get some low level reflections shots on the lake when I heard a garbled call from my daughter. She was a hundred yards away and trying to warn me of something. When I turned around further there was a black bear just twenty yards away stood up in the lakeside bushes. I had my camera with me but was more concerned with my attempts to make a swift retreat.
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reversed reflection. shot yesterday in one of these parks south from Alki Beach, Seattle.
about the shot: my son was going around on the beach with that large stick. at one moment i noticed a small pool of water between the rocks so i waited 10 seconds before having him come by. after viewing the first two shots, i asked arthur to go back to the same spot in order to try getting a few more shots. but as always in these situations, whenever you try to stage it, it fails 75% of the time, and i often am unable to get the same feel as the one on the first shot.
it was shot yesterday during the golden hour, which was around 4pm here in Seattle. light and atmosphere were absolutely amazing too. the orange dots on the upper right are rocks that were receiving sun light.
notes: even though i still have my Leica x1 with me all the time, i decided to take my mkII with the 85mm1.2 yesterday. and the conclusion is simple: the 85mm is a tuff lens but i know it pretty well, even more because i shoot wide open 95% of the time, and in AV mode. i still barely know the leica x1 if i compare, and i am definitely not getting the same quality results with that little camera. of course, it's not that i expect to obtain the same rendering though, as it's impossible and would make no sense. but what i mean is that my x1 workflow and process is still very unbalanced and unsuccessful, compared to my expectations of course.
Learning to use a new camera takes time, especially in the case of the x1. but there's always this tiny feeling buried inside me concerning that x1: am i really benefitting from the contraints, or is the fact of shooting on a basic 35mm system just a nostalgia thing? the x1 is having a minimum aperture of 2.8, which is good but not great, since it's a prime lens.
there's no answer i guess, and besides, the x1 is an awesome camera nonetheless. so light and practical. i'll give more thoughts on it as they come.
Sunrise at the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. Love the renovations & I’m glad they kept the ponds for reflection shots!
The night before this sunrise, the sunset forecast was not good so I wasn’t on the grounds with the thought of capturing a colorful shot. At the beginning, I was way on the other side of the pond, up by the trees and walkway parallel with the arch. I took some photos before realizing the color was looking good. I then looked at the clouds and realized they were the type that might really light up. At that point, I hustled (with camera mounted to tripod in hand) down and around the ponds to capture it. Not knowing when the color would go away, I managed to capture it from three different perspectives within seven minutes. It all happened quite quickly. It definitely was not a tranquil as it appears in this photo. I think this is called "working a shot". It was all worth it because It's definitely one of my favorites.