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Day 5, @dailyshoot suggested a reflection shot.
Instead of shooting something purposely for reflections, I went for the one thing that gives me reflections when I *don't* want them.
This is my brother's 120gal saltwater coral tank. I think the clownfish is a Napoleon Clown, which is why he isn't bright orange like "Nemo".
This was taken during the same sunset that I uploaded a photo from the other day, only this time I took it from the front of the house.
I wish I was by some water so that I could've got some reflection shots but I suppose the slight streak of red reflecting off the B939 is the best I'll get here.
Reflections shot through a piece of beamsplitter glass. These are not double exposures or photoshop composites.
I found a new white tray that I thought might be good for doing water reflection shots. This is the first try out, with an ice cube in shallow water, backlit and photographed from a low angle.
Trouble is there are some lines on the bottom which show up in the picture: now I'm looking for a white tray with a completely smooth base.
After torrential overnight rain Saturday morning 6/10/2012 dawned sunny and calm and its time for reflection.At the WSR Autumn Gala SDJR No 88 pilots Black 5 No 45379 past flooded fields at Ker Moor with a train for Bishop's Lydeard.
I'm becoming a bigger and bigger fan of reflection shots. I don't know if this was a pool of water left over from Sandy or what but it made an excellent surface for the shot.
This was a window reflection shot in the Ecole Militaire. I think there's some cross-polarization going on here, the colours are close to what they came out in-camera.
A shot from an old car show... sometime in the last year.
This is actually a self-portrait. Kind-of a Where's Waldo thing... I think that's the most annoying part of reflection shots. ;)
Westwego, Louisiana. Historical museum window. I tried to avoid self reflection shots, but this one happened anyway.
Strobist: table top shot using black reflective base and two DIY soft box's. sb28 camera left @ low power and 430ex right @ low power.
It was a rainy evening, lots of water droplets on the window so I thought I'd take a window reflection shot :) This was pretty late night, after shooting I enjoyed listening to the rain. It was nice and relaxing ^_^
This is another building reflection shot from my walk around Glendale last weekend. This property title company has a building with particularly great windows. They're glazed in such a way that the center portion of each window is a reflective copper color with a surrounding frame that reflects blue.
The building is particularly striking in the setting sun. I was actually a few minutes too late to capture the best light but you can see a bit of the sunset light on the right side.