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Snowdrop reflection. Shot with a 10x macro filter and lit with macro light diagonally from the side. The snowdrop was placed on a glass place-mat to create the reflection with a book stood behind to prevent unwanted reflections. One of the first flowers in my garden this year.
This is for Emmanuelle, who prefers my reflection shots vertical, but I thought I'd try a reverse first! Up and down is a track by John Lee Hooker and is perfect! Because the headland at Whitmore stairs is a similar shape from both sides it took me a while to realise this was inverted!
Might be worth a click to enlarge. Just one of my reflection shots from the bottom of a cliff at a naturalist beach in Auckland. No one but photographers there BTW.
On my way home from Harrisburg today, I made my first ever stop at the B&P yard and Dubois. I was hoping to see more than just this one unit in the yard, but it was positioned perfectly for a reflection shot. First time ever seeing the B&P.
Just trying to get a reflection shot across the water and then these two cygnets paddle up in the hope I have food for them. Sorry no food but pleased with the low view point, I could have almost stroked them but no hissing.
They flew off 20 minutes later as the dogs and other walkers they approached had no food either..... It was a cold frosty start to the morning and my hopes of the park shrouded in mist were, well shall we say missed !!
at the pub, while I killed time before the haircut.
Grabbed some reflection shots while he was busy on the phone.
If only flickr allowed animations, the burst mode on the phone captured some cool movement here.
I think that I had seen pics of this bridge before, but didn't know what I was looking at. This is the first view you get of it and it's a jaw dropper. The only thing that I found on it was that it's three stories tall and people who are NOT me like to jump from it which astounds me considering the multitude of volcanic rock up and down the Lewis River. I saw very few people here, but doing some research discovered that this place is packed in the summer with sunbathers and swimmers. Elke asked me if I got a reflection shot and I had to laugh. the river is at flood stage and is a raging torrent of green and white water roaring past with a vengeance right now, it was amazing. :-)
Wheeling & Lake Erie 291 throttles out of a stop in Copley, Ohio with former Rio Grande SD40T-2 5391 in command. On a boring straightaway with no foreground or background components to work with, I was lucky to find this puddle to spice things up and get that good 'ol reflection shot of a Rio Grande tunnel motor in its original paint pulling a road train in 2020.
The wind blew down my perfect reflection shot expectation
Branch line train Sahriin Gol - Darkhan, Mongolia 🇲🇳
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You see the beautiful cresta lake and its reflection. shot on our hiking trip today ;)
Cresta Lake, Flims, Swiss Alps, Switzerland
The Okotoks "Big Rock" a large Glacial erratic located about 500km from it's original location in Jasper National Park. I had never seen this Big Rock with the spring melt and rain pools before and I was determined to get a reflection shot, I literally got 3 bracketed shots off and the wind started to blow! The reflection went away of course:( This shot was the darkest of my brackets
On my way to find a parking spot in Yosemite Valley to wait and watch the Horsetail Fall phenomena, I had to stop at the edge of the Merced River to take a reflection shot! I am addicted to the beauty in Yosemite National Park!
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Marina Park, Alviso, CA
While taking train reflection shot, I was so fortunate to see solar halo in the sky.
在等待拍攝火車倒影時，十分幸運地碰到了日暈。
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This is my third and last reflection shot taken of Kilchurn Castle. It was also the last day of our trip to Loch Awe.
I thought it was time for another reflection shot since I havent posted one for a while
Got this the other day when I visited the javitts centre in NYC for a Expo, I looked up as I was getting there and saw this reflection and had to get my camera out
You can only take these kinds of pictures for a few weeks here as the rice fields are flooded without the rice growing yet. They offer a great chance to capture some rare reflection shots.
Ok another reflection shot but I haven't posted one for at least 5 shots and I'm starting to shake, phew! I feel better now.
Taken at Whatipu on a trip with Chris Gin
Single Raw, GND, curves, dodge, burn
Its been raining non-stop which is a good thing because ive been wanting to take more water and reflection shots....This picture was taken on the way to college...
I started with the reflection shot and ended in this gorgeous and untouched sunset. Made Explore June 25
Streetsville (Mississauga). My friend, Steve Maxwell, took me out to get some practice with his XT. I'm going to buy either an XTi or the new Canon 450 that will appear within the next few months.
Taken in Vilamoura, Algarve, Portugal, the gentle breeze dropped long enough to allow this reflection shot to be taken.
Flowers by the duck-pond at Castle Bytham. I was setting up for a reflection shot here but of course all the ducks swam over and that was the end of the reflections. :-) You can maybe see the ripples in the water.
Meopta Flexaret camera
Kodak Ektar 100 film
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After seeing the results of my first reflection shot here, had to do it again. So anyway enough talking, here's CN A401 going through St-Henri in Montreal, Qc, with two of CN's newest (kinda) CN 3316 and 3304 both rebuilt AC4400C6M's.
Another of this serires of reflection shots, it was a morning that I will never forget and it will probably never be equalled, I hope you all enjoyed them as much as I witnessed it happening in front of my eyes and recording the events!
This caught my eye. Not usually my style, but I loved the maid looking through the window. Plus, who does like a reflection shot?
My planned reflection shot of cypress trees off Natchez Trace got rained out but when life gives you lemons..... Turned out a little spooky looking. Thus a little Edgar Allan Poe. youtu.be/rxg7OFFtWQE
I planned to escape to the Tessin over the weekend, the Italian speaking part of Switzerland. I scrapped that plan because of heavy 60+mm rain forecast. Plan B was to take a gondola in nearby St. Gallen, and hike along a high mountain ridge. The clouds were favorable. It turned out that the gondola & restaurant were closed due to a private family event. I looked on the map for other interesting places nearby, and ended up at the Werdenberg castle in Buchs, St. Gallen. Plan C turned out nice. The old town of Werdenberg located just below the castle is amazing, and has very well preserved old buildings. While walking among the buildings I noticed that the sky lit up. I raced to the other side of the lake to take this reflection shot.
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Macro Mondays - Container
Image measures exactly 3" on the long side
I always struggle with reflections. Shot this with the blinds shut, and lots of contortions, lol!
Happy Macro Monday : )
With recrew C95 now on board, Mingo-Conway turn C65 rolls west through Wellsville, Ohio, on March 6, 2023. The C65 often has issues getting in and out of the traffic jam around Conway, as was the case on this day when they outlawed on their return trip about an hour from Mingo Junction. Heavy rains a couple days before still had the area soaked and provided several opportunities for reflection shots. Luckily there was no wind to blur the reflection at this particular moment!
You can see what a beautiful day it was for reflection shots and at this point I was still shooting one handed as I know the bridge we reached before I made friends with Jonathan because we reached a point where I required a steadier hand. The previous two shots leant themselves to looking a little arty I thought so I did up the saturation on them both but this is virtually straight out of camera but with a couple of tweaks that i do on any shot as it was a raw file. The canal was the cleanest and most litter and leaf free that i have ever seen it and i didn't even need the spot healing tool. There were no trees reflected at this point so I left this as a straight shot of our pretty canal...
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I used tiny magnetic beads to construct a ring a round of 16 beads (2.5cm in diameter) and 7 layers (2.5cm in height/depth). Then placed 2 golden foil cards about 4.5cm by 7cm (from chocolate packing) in L shaped and placed the ring.
Then placed a pink plastic phone holder and a blue box to create color reflections.
Shot taken at a tilted angle into the middle of the ring, creating multiple refractions and reflections.
No special lightings all from the ceiling lights. Using my Huawei Mate 9 :)
Rowing boats on Shaw's Lake, Glenanne, County Armagh. A beautiful sunset over the still lake made for some lovely reflections. Shot at F 7.1 and focsued on the boats - about 1/3 the way into the scene to try to maximise sharpness.
1Q67 York Holgate to Wigan North Western. Class 37 in Colas Railfreight livery sits under the roof at Manchester Victoria station awaiting the signal for departure. After grabbing the normal front three quarters shot and knowing its sits for 10 minutes to allow an ECS move in front to clear I decided to take a wander down the platform and see if anything else caught my eye. Using a long glass panel, I thought I would go for some sort of reflection shot but in the low lighting and glass being covered in Northern Rail stickers it looked a bit naff so decided just to flip the composition and create this image. Some may like it some may hate it but it's art, as the saying goes "beauty is in the eye of the beholder"
My Father in law and photo buddy, Tom Wilson (not the guy who played Biff in Back to the Future) set out to catch a sunrise in the Capitol. I was worried because my other pal, Bill McIntosh, talked about his visit to DC and said he needed to go out in the early morning several times in DC to get a sunrise. I did not have the luxury of going out several times, because the family needed me to be with them. I really only had a few opportunities to head out for sunrise. This morning we had very low expectations. The weather was supposed to be bad, totally clear skies, no chance of color. Again, I had so few options that we tried anyway. When we got there, we were shocked and excited to be greeted by a small, but interesting wisp of color in the sky.
Tom and scrambled and went to work. I knew we had about 15 minutes of this color, so we tried to get Lincoln, some Washington Monument reflection shots, and then sprinted to the Vietnam Memorial.
We were not there all that long, but we had the place to ourselves and it was one of my favorite shooting experiences hands down. There is something about the Lincoln Memorial. Everyone will tell you this, its everyone's favorite. And its magical how you can be there with throngs of people and still feel like its just you and him; but this morning, Tom and I had him alone for a while. I can't put into words what its like to be there alone. Its humbling, inspiring, hopeful, and at the risk of sounding corny, downright magical. His view is pretty good too and he gazes out on the mall.
The same shop window as in the previous shot but taken looking in the opposite direction to capture different reflections of this delightful little town.
Horncastle is located at the confluence of the rivers Bain and Waring, in the county of Lincolnshire, approximately 135 miles north of London and 19 miles east of Lincoln.
The town has a population of around 4,900 and is within the East Lindsey District of Lincolnshire which covers an area of approximately 600 square miles.
Lying at the south-west foot of the Wolds at the edge of the Fens, it is a bustling and attractive market town, renowned for its antique shops, with a fine heritage and unspoilt by modern developments. There are some notable historic buildings, including the 12th-century Church of St.Mary and it is a good base from which to explore the surrounding countryside..