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Been wanting to do a reflection shot for a while. I walk this trail almost every day, and I finally got the opportunity to get out at night. Hope you all enjoy.
More illusion through reflections. Shot through two windows at Ermenegildo Zegna, one (the closest) at the side of the store, the other at the front.
After attempting some cloud reflection shots, I turned round to see that the last of the evening sun was just touching the top of the distant hills. I took one of shot of the sky and another of the landscape and pasted one into the other so that the sky didn't look too faded.
The bridge in the foreground, despite not being especially big was quite interesting. Other than the two main arches you easily see, each side has a few extra, smaller arches to help the river pass under the B8073. All of them had some water running underneath.
january 30, 2010 - mom, laurel and i spent the afternoon watching noah while chris & melissa went out for some kid-free time. shortly after he woke up from his nap, the snow started (and boy did it come out of nowhere and keep going and going). at one point, he was so fascinated by it that he had his face full-on pressed against the window. i pulled up my hood, grabbed my camera and told laurel, "keep him there!"
(in case you can't find me, that's my shadow reflected in the window to his left.)
Another reflection shot looking towards the Black Mount Forrest.Loch Tulla Scottish Gaelic: Loch Toilbhe is a small loch near Bridge of Orchy and Glen Coe in the central highlands of Scotland .It contains salmon some of which are bred locally.
It lies north-east of the Inveroran Hotel, a popular West Highland Way stop off point .
Took these reflection shots during "break up", before the leaves appeared. I didn't like them at the time. I think they were reflecting how I was feeling as well as the trees. Now that leaves are out and we have over 19 hours of daylight, I like them.
Reflection shot. Building from my trip to New York last summer. It has always been one of my favorite pictures!
This would be a Christmas lights shot, but it's more of a reflection shot since there aren't actually any trees in this lobby.
I have been down with the flu this past week, but really wanted to get out and take a reflection shot. I finally wandered into my backyard and ... went with the low hanging fruit.
I tried to angle this shot to include the small yellow sunburst at the bottom, and then flipped this reflection in my pool upside down, added contrast, vibrancy and saturation.
Loads of reflection shots can be captured here.. I simply love it..
Shots taken @ Pulau Burung (Byram), Nibong Tebal
This is my new personal, most favorite. For so long I've wanted to try some of these reflection shots. After seeing some great examples through out the internet, I was instantly drawn to them.
And I must say. I'm very happy with the results of my first.
Saw a change for a reflection shot, and yes the lamp itself is blown out, but quite like the surrounding light and the patch of ice distorting the reflection.
Started to loose feeling in my finger at this point.. about 30mins after getting out the car. Really need to buy some winter gear.
Day 10/17
My husband found this little googly-eyed creature today, so I decided to tape it to my face and take some photos with it. Since I haven't done any diptychs (sp?) in a long time, I figured I would do one today. I liked the reflection shot and my husband liked the other one. So, here they both are. :)
Alska hill has upon it a viewing platform and cafe . A splendid place to sit and muse a while if you ever have time .
This is a rather poor panoramic stitch , there are many glitches but you do get a feel of the view even if it is not a perfect representation.
Takenat Rydal Water yesterday beautiful colours were reflected on the water and to add some intrest and beauty to another water reflections shot a passing swan
The still and warm conditions were very conducive to reflection shots along this stretch of the canal
...and in the window.
I really like how this picture turned out. I just took this one shot quickly before leaving. It's SOOC .
And yes, I did have a 32.oz Outrageous Raspberry smoothie with orange sherbet. I would have licked the cup afterward too it was that good.
Pretty much my weakness and guilty indulgence. I'm pretty sure I'd marry first the person that figures out how to make them the same way at home.
Canon EOS 5D
Canon EF 24 105MM F4 L IS
This place normally stays calm with a very still water. I was waiting for a nice reflection shot with the sunset. Suddenly a dog started jumping into the water. It was really firstating after staying long time for a snap. I have requested the lady to stop her dog to disturb the water. Off course I was not the only one trying to get a good photo, there were many people with camera and tripod. But it takes time for water to settle down. At last I have got this one. Then I waited to get the water settled down, so that I can take few night snaps with the reflection.
The intention of this photo was to get a nature reflection shot in the water. I considered a small body of water but wanted something much larger. I took reference from Duchemin getting closer to the subject. This water was actually a pool cover but I wanted to get close enough to not be able to actually see it. I really enjoy the outcome and how the water is rippling just a bit in the wind. I edited the contrast and saturation.
So I haven't done a 'sunglasses' reflection shot yet...and it HAD to be done. Bruce and I were enjoying a lovely evening at the Bye and Bye (scene of our first date) and the most douche-tastic guy was sitting at the table next to us. Super-drunk, beyond rude and stupid - we decided he was prince of the hipster-doofuses, all around bad news (don't even get me started). He and his posse left (finally!) and darn, he left his rayban aviators. So I put them to good use and now they are Bruce's (and yes, we disinfected them.)
At the Nijmegen meet-up on April 23th, I spotted this crappy tourist junk in a shop window.
At least it made a nice colourful reflection shot.
What seemed like an endless number of chupitos, they were presented on a wooden stick, with a hinge at the bottom...they disappeared shortly after.
A quickly grabbed STS reflection shot from a nearby mountaintop (for the Shooting Through Sunglasses group 8^) @ sunset.
Another inverted reflection shot.
Music - Reflektor by Arcade Fire: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7E0fVfectDo