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What a fun trip - Hanalai on the north shore of Kauai is such a beautiful place when it is not raining! I was there over Thanksgiving 2011 just to chill out. Most of the photos are from Hanalai Bay - a great place to relax, read, people watch, and the sunsets were incredible. This is definitely another place to go back to!
Almost chose this photo for yesterday. I have a lot of reflection shots though. Mirrors are awesome.
Another beautiful reflection shot from a red Dodge Viper SRT-10 clayed, polished & waxed by the NJ auto detailing experts at CP Car Detailing
A few more reflection shots from the camera club photowalk to Brighton.
These were shot when working on this week's challenge for 52Frames. The theme was Unfinished, with the Extra Challenge of a Photographer Generator. Clicking on this gave me the photographer Ernst Haas(1921–1986) to emulate.
I was particularly taken with his work in New York using reflections.
Two of these show the unfinished work on the Brighton Odeon, and playing with reflections in the frontage of the Brighton Centre.
The other two are purely reflections, one in the Brighton Centre, the other in the i360.
Wouldn't normally get this reflection shot. The trees in the middle show the line of the bank of the River Glass. The river is behind the trees. I took this shot from the road which 12 hours ago was under 3 feet of water!!! Been quite a weekend.
An inverted lake reflection shot from Cambridge New Zealand
Olympus OM:4/3rds adapter with om50mm prime lens
Another reflection shot of some old buildings on the waterfront with the North Carr Lightship on the right
Reflections shot through a piece of beamsplitter glass. These are not double exposures or photoshop composites.
Reflections shot through a piece of beamsplitter glass. These are not double exposures or photoshop composites.
I tried some reflection shots in the cool glasses Danny decided to borrow from Marte. This was the only one that turned out good, the others had blurry reflections.
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