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In the hope of getting a reflection shot,three photographers stand in the cold waters of Loch Linnhe,at Corpach,awaiting the The Jacobite steam train hauled by K1 No.62005.
I shot this while procrastinating yesterday. I'd rather wander around the natural areas of FoCo than write an essay any day.
I took a couple photos around here, so I'll post another one in the next couple days.
Voigtlander R3M Nokton 40mm f/1.4sc Neopan400
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Window reflection shots have always interested me. Something in the juxtaposition of scenes against each other is always pretty interesting. Trouble is you have to be pretty careful how you expose them as well as compose them. Its important to get any interior details caught in the darker areas of the reflection. The aperture also plays a large roll in how things turn out as you have to gauge how distracting you want the reflection to be. I have always wanted to shoot more of these kinds of shots yet I never seem to put enough thought into finding them so when I saw the result of this I'll admit I was pretty happy.
I clearly need to buy myself at least one silver shiny Christmas ornament, because I've wanted to take a shot like this since I saw only 85 billion other people on flickr post shots like this. I am nothing if not a sheep when it comes to really fun (albeit cliched by now) photos, especially at the holidays. This one is hanging on Amy and Garrison's tree, and I took this in the middle of a really fun day hanging out with the two of them and their ridiculously adorable three month old, Emily.
And! It's also a shot for Scavenger Hunt 101, #98, your favorite article of clothing. That snowflake sweater is not only the coziest thing I own right now, but it is also presentable enough to wear to work and hanging out with friends, and I always feel put together when I wear it. Since I've been putting this Scavenger Hunt item off simply because I was having trouble answering the question of what *is* my favorite article of clothing, this will work AND be festive at the same time!
A walk through Liverpool city centre and some street photography on our way to our anniversary meal on 7 January 2025.
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
Took this reflection shot while we were sitting in -ViDa-'s car...
Try to guess which shopping-center this was =P ?
went out with cam and a few of our colleagues tonight... and this pub just had the most ginormous mirrors begging for a reflection shot! :)
Another reflection shot, This girl walked right into the frame and became part of the back of this carved mask.
Just a beach reflection shot, taken at sunset. White balance and saturation tweaked in CS5. 3 Shot HDR from 1 Raw file. Just having a bit of a play to get to grips with photoshop really.
I took this a couple of month back, while I was treking along Berrow beach in search of the SS Nornen shipwreck.
I'll get back there sometime soon to try again for the shot I was after.
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
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.
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 stopped off at Blue Heron on the way from Taylor while Eddie drove on into Braley. I wanted to look at the Blue Heron pond to see if the reflection shot would work. This old shed was pretty darn shady as I walked by and caught me eye next. The green crept up on it since I last walked by. Braley always serves up something new especially at different spans of the day. The green shade caught my eye on the way over to where I knew Eddie would be standing in the barn admiring the red tile silo holding down the same dirt he usually does. Important dirt I suppose. I'd better not step in it or the pigeon doo-doo mixed in. Breathe carefully around the pigeon dirt... or Eddie for that matter! The barn remains posted... as if that mattered. Ta-ta shed and off to see if Eddie might have moved... what are the odds? Nope! Same Eddie - same dirt. Oh well cheat at cards \ poaching other images (like eggs) is all fair game!
I found Eddie, imagine where? Is this red tile silo shot a tribute to Eddie? I don't think that this critter is going to be able to make a getaway. Plum tree or Eddie! Either way here it is and as wide as I can crank the mid-range 24-70 zoom. It looks like the ol' plum tree is plumb eaten up by bugs. Eddie keeps threatening to prune it down pretty good! ...And do prunes come come from plums? Eddie surely knows, considering the resemblance to the former. Damn good thing that I retrieved the tripod yesterday!
Question? Would Eddie kill me is I posted a couple more? Probably. He seems to be getting a tad testy lately.
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!
The chrome lights above the drivers cab made for an excellent reflection shot of the 3001 tram's older sister.
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.
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?
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a simple reflection shot here... a wee bit of contrast increase and colour balance for screen viewing..
Today is payday, so I had to leave the house and do things like a grown up does instead of staying in all day and watching YouTube videos about true crime. But, I snagged this nice reflection shot for my 365.
I took these photos on 5 February 2013 - there were no planned events for this day; the photos were mainly costumed characters hanging out near the Doges Palace, the Piazza di San Marco, and the Gondola Landing - great places to people watch!
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!
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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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.