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Shot on iPhone 11 Pro.
My long runs are getting boring (my normal running mates are injured) so took a bit of a different route. Gave me a reflection shot of a different angle to my normal "went for a run, saw a reflection" shot.
This was one of my last efforts to get a reflection off of Lake Manly during the morning. This area was protected a little from the wind and gave me a start of a nice reflection. The clouds from the morning had left and I decided to go up to Dante's view to see what the view looked like from there.
The wind is always a concern when trying to get reflections shots and it is compounded when you bring up Death Valley. It is almost always blowing wind here. When I went to the visitor center, the weather for the next day was supposed to have 20 to 40 mph winds. I was hoping and praying that the wind would die down today. Tomorrow wasn't going to work.
Taking a nice reflection shot of the King's Arms in Seaton Sluice when this guy sailed through the shot. I told him I had to take his photo as he sailed on as it's not a shot I was going to capture every day. Quick as a flash, he said, "I hope you get me on the way back with some fish." That's when I realised he had the fishing rod.
Bridge Cuts, Frank and partners' hairdressing salon, sits on the road just below the railway bridge and just above the River Itchen.
Sometimes my short walk from the car park along the river path yields photo opportunities; sometimes I make my own as I did yesterday when I asked Frank if he would pose for a mono portrait.
Being a photographer himself, he was happy to oblige, and, looking round at the array of mirrors, I suggested we try for a reflection shot. I think it worked OK and I was lucky to arrive for my appointment in a pause in Frank's busy stream of hairdressing clients.
I'm sending him some photos with thanks for indulging me and I hope he is having a restful Sunday.
After a great afternoon of photography, the clouds lined up nicely for a few brief moments as the sun set so that I could get this reflection shot.
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Blue skies and grey jockey for attention in a partial reflection shot in Birmingham.
Natural diptych shot with a Nikon D7000 with a Nikkor AFS DX 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6G lens, and processed in GIMP and Photoscape.
A simple portrait, using just one key light and a table mirror to add fill and complete the composition.
In Explore 30/10/2021
With green airglow in the sky, we arrived back at the parking lot with a couple of minutes to spare, so we went to a nearby puddle that I had scouted earlier for a quick reflection shot before departing.
A moment of solitary devotion before the Buddha shrine at Tissamaharama Raja Maha Vihara, Sri Lanka. The vibrant energy of life meets the stillness of reflection.
Shot on the Nikon Zf paired with the manual Voigtländer Ultron 28mm f/2 VM (Vintage Line II) via adapter. Processed with an M9 Kodachrome profile to preserve the rich, cinematic tones of the environment.
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This might be my favorite shot from White Pocket. I was lucky to find three pools of water in the area, two of which made for some very nice reflection shots…and a nice way for my dogs to cool off in the desert heat! ;) I loved how on this morning the clouds did that pillowy thing almost mimicking the pillowed shape of the stone. It was a lovely morning wandering about this amazing place without another soul around.
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Last December I headed to Chur, a regional capital in the Swiss Alps. I went to high school there at the Kantonsschule. There was a Christmas market in the old part of the town. At times it was raining heavily. I ended up at the Arcas square for this reflection shot. There are concerts and other activities at this square in the summer.
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Explore #428 Goooooooooooooooooodddddddddddddddddd Morning all...I have just got home from taking shots this morning. I went to do some sunrise shots, but it was a little cloudy, then by the time I got myself organsied I had missed it.
I decided to try and get this water reflection shot that I have been looking at everyday on the way to work and when I got there a man was mowing the area lol
So I then took myself instead to the city to get another shot for my photo group for the looking up challenge. I have all three now. (so if you are in the group - don't look ) lol
I also got some reflection shots of the city and the river which I will work on later....I just wanted to get this too you hot off the Nikon lol
I have taken shots of this building before a lonnnnnnnnnnnnggggggggg time ago it seems now.
Here it is if you care to look.... www.flickr.com/photos/carshamus/2328030483/in/set-7215760... This one is from a different angle.
Now it is Saturday for me ...and I have had my photo fix, now it is time for MORE coffee ....not that I am addicted, no no no no ( insert hyper voice) then maybe a little sit on the veranda with the doggies before the heat sets in.. so Happy Sat morning, Friday night and Sunday sleep in...... xx Car
Today's Carsounds - www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yY1Nrznh4I&feature=related
( I cannot stop listening to this song)
After Vik we drove east and for destination Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon, located in the south-eastern region of Iceland. On the way we found a still pond next to the road, perfect for a reflection shot. In the back in the center you can see the Fjallsárlón Glacier, to the right is a bit of the big Jökulsárlón Glacier. Both glaciers are fed by Vatnajökull, the largest and most voluminous ice cap in Iceland.
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I was watching this Little Egret hunting in the shallows and waited until it came to an area close-by that offered a chance of a reflection shot.
Taken on the Somerset Levels.
After hiking at the Land of Medicine Buddha in the Santa Cruz mountains I went for sunset at the Twin Lakes State Beach in Santa Cruz, California. The sun was peaking through the clouds at times, and the sea was quite rough. Later at the blue hour I noticed a bird walking on a log. I hunkered down to get a reflection shot of the bird and the Walton Lighthouse in the back.
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Well yesterday I popped down to the beach at Sandy Bay to get some reflection shots of the boats at High Tide and the cloud suddenly turns Independence Day on me and you end up with a pretty cool images
Taken on our recent holiday to Slovakia.
The previous reflection shot was the spot where this was taken. I had a few perches etc placed about the place. It's not one I have the opportunity to photo often around here. So to be able to get any sort of shot is a bonus for me.
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We wandered up the beach after the sunrise to catch a few light reflection shots and some pier silhouettes.
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Norfolk Southern Train 187 makes for a beautiful reflection shot as they head West through Calcis, AL. With a very colorful Locomotive consist
1/21/2018
This picture was taken in Centerville, Ohio at Stubbs Park with my 17-50mm lens. Better view in Light box.
6 Shot Joiner of this mornings reflection shot of Stack Polly NW Highlands, Scotland. Photoshop Sky Replacement version!
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After substantial rains in May and early June, I had the luxury of some reflection shots.....albeit with a bland sky. This is an image taken late in the day. The next morning is also featured in my photostream.
While I didn't have much sun on my trip to the Sioux Falls I did have fun chasing the Dakota & Iowa around and some of the recent rain allowed this reflection shot as the southbound train passed a recently tied down BNSF local in downtown Sioux Falls, SD. 8/28/18
Compositionally Challenged
Week 29 Reflections
Shot with an Enna "Correlar 80 mm F 2.9" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Reflection shot at a shopping centre, the ceiling is at the bottom. One of my playful shots, don't normally publish these but this one was quite interesting.
I shot this lovely bit of light on Saturday night, I had just finshed a wedding and on my out for the evening I saw clouds I thought would play for me. So i turned the car and hit my local harbour. I saw the tide was in (for once) and i knew I wanted to do a reflection shot, because my local area is crap generally for foreground detail. So i shot this verto with my ND110 to smooth the water out over a 20s exposure so i could see the relection better. I love this time of year for colour i'll be making my D300 work over time i think now, lol
Enjoy peeps :-)
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When you are a travel photographer, you discover some locations quite by accident that turns out to be exceptional. Sparks Lake in central Oregon is one such location for me. I only heard about this spot on my second trip to Oregon, even though we passed through the nearby town on both trips. It was a billboard that informed me about the location. I knew immediately the kind of shot I wanted, and a perfectly calm lake was essential for the photo. This being a mountain pass, my past experiences have taught me that the best chance for a reflection shot is at sunrise.
So we woke up at five and drove up the mountain pass to Sparks Lake to be on time for the sunrise. Unfortunately, the day we picked turned out to be cloudless, and it being summer, the light was coming in from behind the mountain. As a landscape photographer, I have been adept at working with less than optimal situations by then. Since the sky was rather bland, I decided to include very little of it in my composition, instead focusing on the rock formation that I was standing on. I wish I had paid more attention to the polarization effect on the sky, though. But I am still happy with the image.
Sculpture with Street Reflections !!
Shot rue Brochant - Paris 75017 - France -
- same store( in fact a restaurant ?!) as Blue Pig -
I've only ever seen a couple of these birds and both were in The Okavango, in Botswana. This one was much more intent on the water than on our quiet presence and the surface was still enough for a nice reflection shot. More at "Colin Pacitti Wildlife Photography & Fishing Travels" - www.colin-pacitti.com.
Found a still piece of the stream to try for some reflection shots.
Wet shoes are well worth it sometimes. Do you agree?
Just like my last Oregon coast shot, it proved hard to retrace my footsteps to find out JUST where this was taken, my only guess being it was south of Bandon. On one of the descending trails from the forested cliffside to the beach I instantly spotted a haystack rock in the water.
This left me with a couple of options. I could try for a sideline shot of the beach and focus on the rock, but that would be a bit generic and probably not the best looking. I could get a full reflection shot when the waves receded (which was a better idea, and I did end up getting that too).
But then I saw these two rocks and tried another composition. Recalling Starvation Creek, I knew there was potential in a wedged shot. But the saving grace of this shot was really the logs at the bottom of the frame, helping provide a good foreground and some of them even pointing out to the rock.
Now admittedly I did cheat a little bit. The haystack rock was much smaller in the original shot and I couldn't bring out my 200m cause I had the foreground I wanted right here. So I pulled out another one of my shots with a closer and more detailed view of the rock (learned my lesson from previous shots, enlarging something already in the frame more often then not just ends in the subject looking softer). The rest of the image you see has not been tampered with (and it was the only frame in this position I had strangely). It looks reminiscent of a national park poster with the oil-like art style.
CSX K444 sits in the siding at SE Tucker while it waits for a new crew to arrive just to take it the rest of the way to Atlanta. 1-2-21
Another one - This one almost touched the water with its feathers! I realized that the reflection shots are only possible in the morning in this location! The opposite bank is quite muddy and impossible to step into anytime of the day!
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I arrived in my hometown Schuders in the Swiss Alps, happy and tired. This is a shot from June when I got up very early in the morning to drive across the Swiss Alps to reach Milano Malpensa airport in northern Italy. I stopped at Sufersee (Sufer Lake) before sunrise to take this reflection shot in the blue hour.
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We had dinner at the iconic Old Ebbitt Grill, which is located a stone throw away from the White House in Washington DC. Former Vice President Mike Pence was dining with his family in the booth next to us. After dinner I went by my own for a night shoot at the National Mall. I first went to the Washington Monument, where I met a friendly Secret Service member on a bicycle. We spoke in English, Japanese, and Italian. He speaks 5 languages, like me. He studied Japanese at the Nanzan University in Nagoya, where I used to live for many years. Later I walked over to the Lincoln Memorial. The reflecting pool was mostly solid frozen. I found a spot with water, which invited me to take this reflection shot.
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Last year we went to the Pfeiffer Beach in Big Sur, California. This beach is famous for the keyhole, a hole in a rock out on the ocean. The sun light shines right through the keyhole at sunset, but only in December and January when the sun is low. This reflection shot is facing the rocks located in the ocean.
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the river next to my house has swelled up due to melting ice, pushing the water in the park. this has created opportunity for some beautiful reflection shots, esp on evenings when sky is like a splashing glass of wine.
You may be wondering what black tar has to do with the rather average looking, pink fairy floss image.
This was taken the evening we arrived at Lake Tyrrell. The entire lake had a dried up apart from one small puddle, about 1 km from the edge of the lake. I thought I should try for some reflection shots before it too disappeared. We made the trek just on sunset, carefully walking across the fragile salt pan. I should have noted the warning signs. A black layer under the white. Too late. About 5 meters from the puddle and I walked into it and went straight down into a black, tar like sludge. The sherpa would not rescue me. No way he was going to risk sinking his precious Merrill's into the sludge. He just looked on in amusement-typical.
I had thongs on which I managed to wiggle out of and slowly worked my way out. Black sludge everywhere. I, stupidly thought I have come all this way, I have got to at least make an image of the puddle. All that for this mediocre image!
Had to make the journey back with no shoes, stinking like rotting mud and black everywhere. The joys of adventure.