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Unedited water reflection shot of Amsterdam. Taken with a Sony HX200V. No editing, no magic tricks, no Photoshop :)
This Autumn season is really spoiling me with plenty or rain, new puddles get created almost every day and I really have to force myself not to spend all my time hunched over wet spots on the pavement, I mean, really, there are more important things in life then to take photos of wicked reflections, for example...hmmmm, can't really think of anything, maybe I'll come up with something while I'll shoot some more puddles, lol :D
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With it being wet and dreary in the city today I wasnt sure what to shoot today but as I love reflection shots I thought i would look for some and cane up with this, was debating it whether to post this or take a shot of something I was given for my birthday last night but will save that for an even rainier day LOL
Filth! Obviously the current front end of the DBC shed on hire to DRS has recently been the rear end facing the spraying wagon and now having swapped sets (replacing 66 428) it is struggling to give any advance warning of its approach. AS can be judged by the spray enveloping the rear loco the RHTT was not hanging about and most unusually carried on spraying through platform 3!
Unexpectedly this morning the cloud had started to melt away so I, unwisely as it happened, decided to make the short trip to Cattawade to see if there would be a decent reflection shot again with the presence of a high pressure system still dominant. It was all a complete waste of time and effort though as the cloud once more socked in and the intermodals I journeyed out for went completely awry.
This is another reflection shot, where part of the reflection looked like the sky to me with stars.
Ashraoken Beach Parking Lot
Ashroaken, NY
These two followed me all along the pond. I got a great shot of them, but also the reflection shot of the trees
Probably the last of my Sunrise Reflection shots from the beautiful buttermere, wanted to see how it worked in mono
Again a seven shot HDR
Gazebo on Woolfrey's Pond. Temps quite mild leaving smooth film of water on the ice. Great reflection shots!
I also got asked yesterday whats up with not many reflection shots of recent, and thinking about it I havent taken any for a little while so took a few yesterday, quickly processed this one just now and will post and then start getting motivated with the things I have to do today
The classic shot at Frodsham of the 1D34 Man Pic - Holyhead service. Unfortunately a group of canoeist paddled by a few minutes before the train passed otherwise it would have been a much clearer reflection shot.
thank you all for this !
I didn't expect that but I'm really happy that a reflection shot reached Explore FP !
Tomorrow I will post a strong portrait, hope you'll see it :)
I <3 you ! thanks for inspiring me
Just a quick reflection shot for today. I went on another really fun photo walk with a wonderful (and huge) group of photographers. Many familiar faces and several new friends met as well. It was cold, but I knew it would be so I dressed warmly in extra layers. I also had two pairs of gloves on, one with fingers, then fingerless mittens over that and warming packs in each one. The group was moving on right as I decided to take this for my shot for the day. One of the guys from the group was still at the Bean and his gloves were off. I asked him to swipe my phone to turn it on, slide over to and hit the camera app so I wouldn't have to take off my gloves. My one other shot in the comments. I haven't even offloaded the shots from my DSLR. And I may not tonight. Too much to do to get ready for Monday.
Have a great week Flickr friends!
Unedited mobile phone cam puddle reflection shot of the Magna Plaza in Amsterdam, distorted by a cigarette butt happily floating around.
Dedicated to the lovely Miss Monyart, because she likes my puddle pictures better when they're dirty :)
This is another example of the inability of my Mobile to focus on the essential things, I tried taking some proper reflection shots of the Magna Plaza, and believe me, hunching over a puddle with sunshine in your eyes, surrounded by people pointing their fingers at you for being some kind of freak is already a challenging task in itself, but didn't really manage (well, OK, I did, but for sympathy-craving reasons let's assume I didn't ;), thanks to the stoopid auto focus feature picking other things to be more 'interesting', so I threw Mobie into the puddle and crushed it by biking over it repeatedly...of course that last part never happened, because as you can see, even a wicked reflection with such an 'unhealthy' focus can look very pretty too :)
Enjoy the weekend!
Various reflection shots, need to view all 5 in the set to fully appreciate. Taken with my Nikon 35mm SLR film camera and tripod, hence no exposure stats
We hurriedly trotted with our tripods towards Swiftcurrent lakeshore in front of the historic Many Glacier Hotel. The previous night we had setup camp in Many Glacier Campground. There were high hopes about getting a good reflection shot of Grinnell point in the morning on Swiftcurrent lake. However when morning came, the winds made it very clear that they are gonna dance with the waves. So we sat at the shores praying for some good light on the sky and the mountains. Well prayers do sometimes get answered in a not so convenient way (big guy playing pranks on the lesser mortals ?). The rising sun did lite up the clouds that were almost directly above us, and there was no sign of any colors on the clouds that was surrounding the mountains. The mountains however had started getting alpenglow. So to improvise I decided to put on my 16-35mm wide angle, which could drag all that clouds on the top of the sky towards the mountains (squishing it in that process) making up a frame. I also put on my 3Stop hard GND to tone down the sky a bit, considering it was still dark and the lake was devoid of any reflections, thanks to an impertinent wind.
... well, I couldn't resist one or two or more reflection shots LOL. This is one of them :)xx
To all my Flickr friends, thank you for joining in with my visit to the Chelsea Flower Show and for your lovely comments and faves. Wishing you all a wonderful weekend - may the sun shine for you xxx
A cheesy reflection shot captures a number of passengers seeking guidance on where to head next from the overhead monitors. Makes a change from everyone looking at phones.
reflection shot, Bardavon 1869 Opera House, Poughkeepsie, NY. Art deco style gives the place a lot of character.
on a tour through the memorial art gallery in rochester, ny...
taking a breather ( and shooting a reflection shot ) after chasing a white rabbit in a top hat. we did manage to wrestle the armour off one of the 'card gaurds' (see left.)
after we played "who are you " with a caterpillar smoking a hookah, we decided to walk through the framed art hallway ( see right. )
then some queen ( imagine ) started screaming "off with their heads!" whew... it became "curiouser and curiouser" as the day went on, but we had to thank alice for the idea in the first place. and of course mr. lewis carroll ;-)
this is really a reflection shot turned upside down to look like the actual mountain and sky. I find it somewhat confusing to look at due to the strangeness of the clouds and the 'wave' of the hill at lower right. Did anyone else find it strange at first sight? Or did you just think it was a blurry shot?
Went to get some reflection shots of this beautiful bird, with a portrait and landing for good measure.
Since moving to Dorset it's taken me some time to find a location which I can indulge in my passion for colourful interesting sunset and water reflections. I've spent a lot of time poring over maps and satellite surveys trying to find a usable location.
You'll be amazed at how many large ponds, small lakes that are around that have no public access.
I was getting desperate.....I had found a good location which had public access down one side but on the wrong side for the sunset :-(
So the other night I snuck round the other side staying under the tree line to avoid being spotted from the estate house. Location was good but the sunset wasn't great.....but it had possibilities! Apart from all the horses that came to check me out.........if the estate owner looked out his upstairs windows.....he might wonder why all his horses were looking at one spot! So apart from sneaking around in a ghillie suit and trying to avoid inquisitive horses......not the ideal location.
But as you can see I've finally found somewhere which may have some nice possibilities for some great sunset reflections shots. And best of all.....public access!
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A snow covered shoreline at String Lake. After several days of heavy cloud cover, the Tetons where finally visible, but the light wind prevented any reflection shots. I sure wish I had waited one more day to leave, and tried one more time.
Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. USA
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The air filter on a custom car at the Magnificent Motors Show in Eastbourne was polished to perfection and perfect for a reflection shot.
This is a place I've always wanted to go to and I finally made it in July 2004. I had a great there - just wish I brought better filters with me for the reflection shots.
Maroon Belle Peaks are located not too far from Aspen, Colorado.
There is so much I know nothing about - such as women, life, etc. - but especially cars. We were traveling through Tucson, AZ and read on Trip Advisor about a museum dedicated to Franklin cars. I had never heard of the museums or Franklins, but the write-ups made it sound like a cool place to visit - so we did - and both Heather and I are glad we did! What a lovely place to check out. It was a bit hard to find, in a residential section in a maze of one-way streets but we're glad we stuck to it. We were greeted by a volunteer guide that told us the history of the Franklin Motor Company - they were luxury autos from the 1920s to 1950s. The cars are in great shape - we wanted to go cruising in them. The guide told us it was a busy day for the museum - they had about 20 visitors. That is a shame - the place is fantastic and well worth the $5 admission. Check it out!! I took these photos in March 2014.
Part of the Daily In Challenge on Pentax Forums.
Day 10. Theme: Reflections
Shot in Pixel Shift mode for High Resolution results.
So this is the first time I'm putting my hair up with sticks on my own (it was done by someone else yesterday)
It was a pretty wet, boring day today, so you get the back of my head...
This reflection shot was created by shooting on the opposite side of the light. The light was coming at an opposite angle, creating the reflections of store fronts outside of this bookstore. We wouldn't be able to see the reflections on this glass panel If I was shooting at the same direction of the light, otherwise it would be a glare.
This simple reflection shot was taken on a river near Penmachno NorthWales. A cold winters day but still out and about loving having my camera in my hand
Final shot taken on Friday evening was this reflection shot of 67015 waiting to leave with the 5W23 ECS service. I had just set up to take a different angle of this when the 67 started to move South!! Never mind. Time for a Chinese and a Beer after a long day!!
I've seen lot of reflection shots on white lately so ............ got do it on black. All in camera so i could see the end result with a client.
DEPOT MUSEUM ~ Batavia, Illinois
One of the society founders' dreams came true with the acquisition, moving, and renovation of the Depot Museum which was the abandoned Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Depot at Webster and Van Buren Streets erected in 1854.
Ive never been inside the museum but the building makes for a nice photo opp. On a really calm day the water makes a great reflecting pond but on this day, it was a bit windy so I didnt even bother to scope out a reflection shot opportunity.
Batavia, Illinois Riverwalk