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It's not often that the water is still enough for a really nice reflection shot. I was lucky enough to have that glass-like surface for my first sighting (this year) of a Wood Duck.
These never cease to amaze me with their markings.
While working for the Santa Fe, then BNSF, I had always wanted to get a reflection shot of my train in this aero space company building on the corner of Aviation and El Segundo Blvd's near LAX. In MAY 2002 I took the shot with former Santa Fe GP30r 2414 doing the head end honors.
Another shot of Cait dancing at the Sutro Baths, but this time we took some reflection shots closer to the water.
Or is he setting up a reflection shot of 60054 on the Kinsbury - Lindsey tanks?
I'm sure his reply will include something including me and tug!
My hands reflection on my laptops screen while looking my latest reflection shot! Top that! That's a reflection to the higher power!.
Yeah, ok, so I got nothing!! ;-P
Last reflection shot in Brevard Zoo. Tomorrow, I post animals!
Almost SOOC shot, tinkered with levels a bit.
Taken at Muskallonge Lake State Park in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The morning was absolutely calm, allowing these reflection shots on the water.
This is one of my old Fuji shots I stumbled across and still one of the nicer reflection shots I've taken
There are so many things going on here I can not yet sort them all out.
This may be my coolest reflection shot ever.
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I am still trying to get the hang of IPhone reflection shots. I thought I would share with you a different effect I am getting in all my attempts. As you can see from the image, the reflection forms a double exposure with the area of the image it should be covering.
Very few clouds here, but enough to perceive the double exposure effect.
It's been a while since I did a Cliche shot...but couldn't resist this typical sunglasses reflection shot of me OH.
Happy Cliche Saturday everyone :)
Water reflection shot of 2 lovely Spanish girls in Amsterdam. Taken with a Sony HX200V. No editing, no magic tricks, no Photoshop :)
When it's not raining, you can find me at my little shop on the Rembrandtplein these days with an exclusive selection of my wicked reflections and other Amsterdam photos that are for sale. So if you're in town, come by and have a chat and a coffee with me, it's a fun hang-out for all kinds of funky people! Of course you can always send me a message at Prints@amstersam.com if you see a picture online that you'd like printed, and I'll mail it to you :)
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Yet another reflection shot, repetitive though irresistible when the rain brings out these larger puddles. BNSF M-GALDMO approaches NS Glake Yard at the end of the subdivision.
Walks by the river, log fire, and a gorgeous grandson helping with the gardening ...
and maybe a glass or two of Merlot lol :)
Another reflection shot in the window.
September 5th 2008
The Challenge: Take one self portrait each day for a year.
Each day, take a self portrait, tag it with "365days", and submit it to the pool. It's that simple!
Come on we’ve all tried it the reflection shot to varying degrees of success.
Sliema bay and Y0675 ex London SM11 AML 11H in as near as you can get in Malta to original condition, twin headlights apart. This bus remained until the end of the yellow route buses in Malta in pretty similar condition to as it is in this view except by then it carried registration FBY 675.
October 1995.
for MAM group, theme 'challenge'... this week opted to go 'hat-less' for once but also made it an additional challenge by this being a reflection shot too.
I've taken similar Oxford College reflection shots before but I think this one works particularly well as due to the amount of light bouncing around the Bodleian Courtyard I was able to use a fairly small aperture thereby giving enough depth of field to get both the stonework and the reflection in focus.
I am always on the look out for reflection shots on the GEML to provide a cover photograph for my Anglia Reflections books each year. This one looks to be a worthy contender for 2011, as there is an almost perfect mirror image of 90 003 in the River Gipping as it speeds south on the 15.00 Norwich - Liverpool Street.
Hocking Valley Scenic Railway No.3 with reflection shot and EBT No. 6 whistle during the march 30th 2025 steam special.
Video of EBT No.6
Having bubble fun on a cold and murky morning. Hard to get focus on these. Funny how I never get these colours on my bubble reflection shots.
This orange colour!!!! Lovely!
2860 BCR Train #4 MP 27.6 Squamish Sub
Dave Wilkie photo
Oct 17, 1977 16:40
File: WRHS00581SR
Dad never missed an opportunity to get a reflection shot, even if he had to use a puddle, as he did here.
The trick to these reflection shots is finding a camera angle that creates an interesting juxtaposition between the reflection and the objects in the window. Sometimes I find myself shifting back and forth, up and down, while worrying that bystanders are thinking, "What the hell is that guy photographing in that window?"
Mating blue-tailed damselflies, with a great reflection.
Now I must admit this image is not a true reflection (pun intended) of what I captured with my camera. If you look back in my photostream you will see this same image without the reflection. Using the freeware Paint.NET with the addition of a free plugin I created this image in a few seconds. I have seen a lot of similar 'reflection' shots - now you and I know that they may not be real.
A week after my first attempts, I went back to the canal and had much more success with reflection shots. Not sure which one(s) I like best.
A reflection shot from Wednesday in the creek next to the Brushy Mountain trail, I was a bit gassed and taking artsy fartsy pix! :-D A shot looking straight down into the creek and that's my head at the top. Rotated 180 degrees for effect. The colors reminded me of potpourri.
Worked my 10 hour shift today, followed by the 4 mile walk.... light headed even before the weekend beer! :-))))
a few reflection shots, just rotated in dpp!!
thanks for all your views and taking the time to comment!!!! cheers!!!
The David Lynch art show 'The air is on fire' is on at the delicately light-sensitive Fondation Cartier in Paris XIV.
Here you can see with your own eyes how David Lynch grew his grandmother from an Idaho potato!
Taking photographs is forbidden, with or without flash, both inside AND outside and even in the bookshop. I frustratedly obeyed this ban in the show. In the bookshop I took a couple of shots and then was told to stop. When I asked why I wasn't allowed to take photos in what is afterall a commercial area away from the artworks, I got a flabbergastingly ridiculous explanation. I was asked to believe that in fact the architect did not wish photos to be taken in his precious building. Well Mr Jean Nouvel, your glass and steel building looks cool but is it really that fragile?
The staffer babe in the pictures saw me taking photos from the outside and came to the window to tell me to stop. I indicated that it was her I wanted to shoot. (Great legs!) She gracefully posed for a couple of shots and then went back to work. I took more shots from the outside looking in.
I didn't buy the t-shirt
I put the camera about an inch from the water for this nice reflection shot. This spot always yealds vivid blue color. No polorizor and mid day.
Not quite a reflection shot :)
This was my first foreign trip for over two years; back to the fabulous photo hides in Hungary.
Almost the perfect reflection shot, this Little Egret makes a few ripples that break the water as it wades looking for its next meal at Bodenham Lake 13.09.23