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Not quite the reflection shot I wanted, but didn't have much time for this shot as this Little Egret was aware of my presence and about to take to the air as soon as the shutter button was pressed Photo taken @ Mordiford 28.7.23
This type of reflection shot has been very common lately, especially when flipped vertically. I tested it out with this too but the shot just didn't work with her shoes still in the frame.
Shot on Pentax Super A with 50/2.8 Macro & Neopan 1600. Loving the look!
Kuvattu Neopan 1600-filmille, mahtava lookki!
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Most photographers love to shoot reflection shots. A non photoshopped actual reflection is the absolute best. But for fun when weather is bad and I'm stuck in the house, a simulated reflection using the blur and liquify filters can be fun. The last few roses were done this way. Another way is a plugin by flaming pear which is what was applied to this photo. But alas, simulated reflection shots get real old, real quick, so one has to use them sparingly.
I noticed that,there was very clear ice on the sea.I got some good reflection shots.This is one of them..Enjoy.. :)
A beautiful reflection shot of the front end of an original Lamborghini Countach, detailed by pro NJ detailers at CP Car Detailing
Julie looooooves reflection shots! We took them everywhere. I have to admit....they are really fun to take.
This photo is actually Julie's. None of mine turned out clear.
Another of my older reflection shots of the John Hancock Tower in Boston, MA. This was taken from Boylston Street facing the St. James Avenue side and taken when I only had a 35-85mm Canon lens. In order to get all of the building, I had to go the 1 street over. These days I can be across the street from it on St. James Avenue with my 24-85mm or 17-35mm lens and get all of the building.
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Couldn't resist an upside down reflection shot of the lovely terracotta buildings in the piazza . . .
...is really hard to do with a zoom lens. I was about 5 to 6 feet from the tree with my tripod and you can still barely see me. Oh well.
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A nice reflection shot, I've taken many of these as the still waters in Kin and here at Sankaku-Ike work just great for these photos.
Refletion in Reflection
Shot taken in the Lift of Marriot Hotel, Karachi which mirrors on all side of walls, causing this reflection within reflections. Had to work hard to hide myself from the seen. I styed in the door of the lift in front of the sensor so that it does not move up or down.
I finally got the reflection shot I was looking for this morning. I can't get enough of these gorgeous birds.
Common Moorhen / gallinula chloropus. Straws Bridge, Derbyshire. 03/02/15.
Reflection shot of a Moorhen who was slightly ruffled at my local, partially frozen lake.
Ali and i in the reflection of some nice looking glass at Wembley Stadium. Quite impressed at how this came out! :)
This young palomino waded into a pond for a good long cool drink on a hot spring day. She posed so innocently for a great reflection shot.
Taken very early this morning when downtown Phoenix is abandoned and like a ghost town. Mark and I had a wonderful photo stroll out to the Rio Salado Wetlands Restoration Habitat but on the way we had to stop for irresistible reflection shots. Mark has got several more than I and I've seen what he's gotten. When they are online, I will link back over to his. Lots of unexpected pleasures come up when you set out with high hopes!
Long Lake in the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area.
Just a note: This is within ten or so feet of where I got the shot below a couple of years ago. This shot was taken with my 10-22mm wide angle lens, though, while the reflection shot was taken with my workhorse 28-135mm. Sometimes it's interesting to see how different lenses will capture the same scene.
This is a crazy story about how this absolutely perfect image happened. I have been planning on working in Northern California for approx 3 weeks. I had two specific pictures in mind, the first was a star field shot with Mt. Shasta in the back and the second was a reflection shot. I had been cloudy and rainy and snowing the 3 days I was up there and thought I would never be able to get this shot. Saturday morning I was up at 4am to drive the 45 min to get to Shasta City to find my spot to get my shot. The sky was clear and I was excited that I might be able to actually get a shot. As I left highway 5 I started to run into very thick low lying fog! I could not believe that I was going to get fogged out of my shot! I drove around the lake the roads were solid ice and I could not see a thing so I tried to drive up out of the fog to at least get some shots of the mountain without the reflections. I was able to finally set up and get some great shots. As I drove back down the hill I kept looking at the lake and saw that the fog had completely lifted. I finally settled on this shot and could not believe how perfect the water was. I have several shots from her but I took this panorama with land on each side to prove that this was not a photoshop trick just taking an image and mirroring it and then flipping it. The lake was this still! After I got home I thought I should have taken a picture with a rock thrown in the middle to show the perfect round ripples, but this literally would have ruined the entire lake and on second thought I'm glad I didn't. Lessons learned never give up, I got some great shots from the other location that I wouldn't have gotten if the fog wasn't there, and don't stop looking or you might just miss one of the most magnificent images you have ever seen.
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The shallow waters of Santiago Bay at lowtide offers good reflection shots for landscape subjects such as this sunrise by the beach.
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I like reflection shots. Can't help it. This was taken by shooting at the window of a cabin at the YMCA camp. You can see some of the furniture through the window, and the lake and trees reflected along with me.
I'm not sure why everything is doubled. I'm guessing that there are two panes of glass in the window. I like the doubling.
This reflection shot was taken in the Chicago Basin, near Durango Colorado on a 3 day backpacking trip. The basin is located in the heart of the pristine Weminuche Wilderness Area.
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