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Took this reflection shot while we were sitting in -ViDa-'s car...
Try to guess which shopping-center this was =P ?
Another reflection shot, This girl walked right into the frame and became part of the back of this carved mask.
snow snow snow all around, 3' everywhere ... luckily I got out to the lake on an amazing morning for a reflection shot before the snow got too deep :)
Went out to the Sterling Renaissance Festival today. Spent way too much money on stuff. But most of it is elemental representations for my alter :-) Also purchased were these hair sticks. And I found a new way to do my hair for real life, that will also work for reenacting :-D So I'll have to practice it. A LOT!
Stoneman's Bridge in Yosemite Village reflected beautfully in the slowly flowing Merced River and allowed for some interesting reflection shots.
Grattan Gardens - Prahran
Reflection shot of a tree in the Grattan Gardens with the windows reflect the form of the tree as well as the cloudy blue sky. The large f/5.6 aperture keeps the top of the tree in focus while the lower sections are slightly out of focus. (DOF)
Reflection shot from the Georgetown car and plane show weekend before last...
Georgetown Airport Classic Car and Vintage Plane Show
February 27, 2016
Georgetown, TX
The Great Blue Herons in Florida are so much more photogenic than the birds i see up here in Pennsylvania. I have lost many hours in a day just sitting watching them hunt for food. It's so relaxing and exciting when they make a catch! This reflection shot was captured at Lake Woodruff NWR.
...Enjoy!
I took this reflection shot of wife as she lounged on Tom Sawyer Island in the Magic Kingdom. A beautiful day with a blue sky, the Lily Belle and nothing but relaxation ahead of us.
car window reflection shot from our January weekend in Vegas. everyone always says that i look serious, skeptical or wear an intimidating expression but here i am on vacation with coffee, up and out early, taking photos, couldn't have been happier so this is my normal, baseline happy look. One curious (bizarre) thing about me is that I like taking mirror and reflection shots, even of myself, but I am dreadfully apprehensive about putting the camera on a tripod and taking an SP straight into the lens.
There were a few photographers at the Cannon beach intent on getting a nice reflection shot of the Haystack rock. The photographers themselves made wonderful subjects, what with the typical pose and an amazing reflection in the watered shiny sand.
I truly enjoy doing reflection shots! It's fun finding the right position & angle, so that what is reflected combines well with what is behind the window--a kind of collage without the cutting and pasting. I was lucky in that it was late afternoon; had it been morning or early afternoon, there would have been too much light reflecting onto the window and the mannequin's face might have been hard to see.
Also, the fact that the mannequin is wearing a dark hat facilitated the task, as it proved a good background for the white-framed windows. And the fact that the mannequin is vintage, rather than the new-fangled, nearly-faceless modern variety adds to the fun: she does rather look like an actual person!
Upper Broadway; Washington Heights, New York City.
Normally any eye retina reflection shot means it's destined for the bin. However, I found this little guy watching me one evening as I set up for a full moon shot in my yard. This image is no prize winner, but hopefully it has enough charm to the viewer to be acceptable.
Happy 2011! And thus begins my 365 journey.
I usually really dislike camera-in-the-mirror-reflection shots, but this seemed like a nice introduction to me and my picture making partner in crime. She hasn't been named yet. I was thinking Lucille? Or maybe Lucy?
Reflection shot. I personally do not like my scenery, but we are not always going to our backgrounds so we have to do the best we can!
This was taken in response to a Rolling Get Pushed Challenge by green-dinosaur (www.flickr.com/photos/green-dinosaur/):
"Your challenge is to take a photograph where the focus is on a reflection. It could be in water, in a mirror, in a glass, a bottle, a shop window, your choice. The aim is to make the reflection the most important part of the photograph."
I was beginning to get worried about finding a great reflection shot and then today
while I was walking down this corridor with my family I was completely distracted by all of the crisp reflections on the black marble floor. I wasn't sure if I was even allowed to take pictures in the building, so I quickly snapped a few on my iPhone & hoped I wouldn't get in any trouble. Luckily, no one except my family even noticed:-) If I look at this too long, I start to get dizzy, but I am really please with the result.
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
Unedited puddle reflection shot of my bike trip. Taken with my Sony HX1. No editing :)
Last Thursday I went on a bike trip to Germany again, together with the lovely Miss A. We biked 180 kilometers, from Amsterdam to Enschede, in one day, and then had to spend the night in a crappy hotel because there were no trains anymore going to our final destination. The next day we biked the last 75 kilometers and had a fun weekend, there was a big festival going on and we met lots of nice people. Monday we came back home to the best city in the world, sadly we had to travel mostly by train because there was a major thunderstorm hovering above the Netherlands. The trip was great anyway and we'll go again soon I hope :)
I've made some movies of the road trip too, watch them on my YouTube channel, thank you :)
Apologies for reflections, shot taken through side window with my camera phone while he was looking at me lost. Lucky didn't eat my wife's favourite rose....
'1A78' the 06:45 from Penzance to Paddington leans through the curve adjacent to Crofton Pumping Station on the K&A Canal.An idylic summer scene. 43196 leads with 43024 somewhere in the rear.A rather nice reflection shot was nearly achieved but a light occasional breeze made sure it wasn't quite possible.----26 august 2016----
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Reflection.
Shot in the Burbage Valley, Peak District, UK.
Shot with a Nikon D300 and 18-105mm lens.
This is a lucky reflection shot from a moving car.
My question is: where am I in the pic?
I seem to have accidentally achieved one of those magic angles where the photographer is in the blind spot of a reflection capture by tilting the camera lens a certain way; something like the Dutch Angle.
A 'dutch angle' is achieved by tilting the camera off to the side so that the shot is composed with the horizon at an angle to the bottom of the frame.
Approaching Dumbleyung from Wagin. Just missed that reflection shot by another 10mm or so drop of rain!
Night and the rain allowed me to get this reflections shot outside the Hilton hotel in Liverpool. I was in Liverpool for the BSDHT conference where I was talking. Always a nice place to visit.
eunice took the picture, I cropped and zoomed this section a bit. I like our positions and the look in this picture.
Following on from yesterday's reflection shot, here's another from inside the Bishop's Palace in Wells. There's a 'dressing up' box and rail where you can dress up as a Bishop and other characters.
And before anyone says it, no i'm not in fancy dress! :-)
taken during an aperture academy workshop with stephen oaches and brian rueb.
after a spectacular reflection shot of half dome nearly ruined by sensor dust (and hence will be buried in the archives), we went to lower cascade falls towards the end of day two.
i was able to climb near to the top to see the main lower cascade falls, but the better compositions were in the small creeks near the parking lot.
nikon d300
-24-70mm f/2.8 lens with circular polarizer used to reduce glare
-aperture priority at f/8 gives 0.6 seconds
-singh-ray 3-stop nd filter that i borrowed from stephen
-a pretty scratched up conkin 2-stop nd soft grad filter that i borrowed from brian placed on the right to even out the light
-minimal editing in LR2.5
Taking a reflection shot in a window in NYC with Slightly Amazing Grace and her husband Marty.
Fabulous meeting them both. Such good people.
We had a lovely day all over Manhattan and on the Hudson river :)
Thanks again you guys.
It was wonderful meeting you both.
xoxo