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Reflection shot I took of a building in Cape Town being renovated.
I tried the polariser and the reflection was thanks to a tour bus standing across the road from the building.
Date : 02 April 2011
Location : Cape Town CBD, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
HDR bracketing, 3-stop 3-shot. Hamilton Lakes park! Loved the reflections. Shot at ISO 100, f22, shutter around 1/3 sec.
So I'm shooting these serene mirror like reflection shots of the Lesser Blue Heron, and the Tri-color Heron who was on the other side of the pond decides he wants some attention too! LOL! Boom, there he was in the view finder, bigger than Dallas. I'm glad he flew in, because I think one of the shots I got of him, may be an all time fave for me. I'm getting ready to post it. Can I get a drum roll please? LOL!!
Again, I am so blessed to live here in Brandon, FL. There is just so much beauty in nature here! I can't get enough! Thanks for viewing!
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Reflections shot through a piece of beamsplitter glass. These are not double exposures or photoshop composites.
A reflection shot based off a pose from a Nikon D80 ad I saw in PopPhoto. Harder to do than I thought it would be but I'll do it again.
This came alright, pose wise. The color though is all shot to hell. If someone can explain to me how to fix the white balance on this I'd really appreciate it.
Fear not, I recently purchased Understanding Exposure and as soon as Amazon gets it to me, I'll begin to understand this whole light business.
Well you know, try to understand it at any rate.
THIS PICTURE IS NOT FOR THE REFLECTION ASSIGNMENT~ From The Bar Harbor Set www.flickr.com/photos/robertlz/sets/72157594153166804/
One of several reflection shots by the Otter Creek, this bank created the most magical pattern, to me almost like the head of a ram...
I've always been drawn to reflection shots, especially if there's several layers of people (on each side of the glass and in reflection) to give the image some depth. The guys arm up over his head is what drew me to the shot, and having 'burt' walk by at an opportune time helped...
Project 365 - Day 1 Reflection...
Shot while procrastinating I actually went out to mow the lawn but was feeling a bit more creative.
Wonderful gardens, great for macro, just love strolling around these places, but not so nuts on taking close ups of plants and flowers
Reflections shot through a piece of beamsplitter glass. These are not double exposures or photoshop composites.
This is the first of the building reflections (shot from the airport shuttle) in Minneapolis. I've taken & will take tons of them(^_^;).
Teton Reflections. Shot 08-06-2010 The image measures 5605 x 3731. Stitched with CS5 finished with LR3. The image was captured with a Canon 5D MK2 with a 40mm @ f 22 with an average exposure time of about 1/320 sec. ISO 6400.
This reflection of the parade taken the may 24th parade, shows the distorted shapes and colors of the bystanders
Reflections shot through a piece of beamsplitter glass. These are not double exposures or photoshop composites.
Day 323 - Alameda Reflections - Shot from a coffee shop in Alameda #photoaday #project365 #Alameda #Coffee #Lights #Busy
My son wanted me to get a shot of his pet snake, Peanut. He was lying next to the glass and so I got a great reflection shot. The red tone of the shot is from his heat light.
I'm not sure why the last few days have been so perfect and beautiful for reflection shots, I'm thankful!
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