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Taken at the General Foods Building in Kankakee, Illinois. Built in 1936 and closed in 1998, this eight-story building was full of unique things to see. Heavy rain from the days prior had created large pools of water that made for some killer reflection shots and the constantly changing weather added an assortment of looks that usually take days to capture.
Special thanks to ACERE who now operates the facility and is nice enough to let people like me into see this unique piece of history.
Improving my reflection shots. Standing outside Eastern eye balti house on a bright sunny Saturday morning. I waited for my subjects to help set the scene. These three with their roller travel luggage appeared.
a reflection shot for fgr and self-reflection today.
Not only is this really me in the window - I also feel like this these days. Without a focus, I feel I am fading into my surroundings.
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really liked the smooth water surface and clear reflections. Shot from moving car made things tricky.
I've been seeing quite a few reflections shots posted from my contacts and thought I'd post one of mine that I got while we were at Patagonia Lake State Park in southern Arizona. This is looking at the marina from a walking bridge.
Lake & reflection shot at Magnolia Plantation, Charleston, SC. My sister is sooooo jealous of this shot!
I absolutely love taking reflection shots. It's an exercise in finding the unusual in the everyday.
Taken while on a recent wedding shoot, while the caterers were setting up shop in the tent. More on the wedding later...
A reflection shot taken from across Paradise Bay at Disney's California Adventure. The Sun Wheel is a replica of a 1920s Wonder Wheel.
I was experimenting with my reflection shots so I used this flower for a test shot. It actually came out pretty nice. I love how the sky blue tones at the top sort of merges with the purple in the bottom.
A reflection shot of me and my mom in the office at my house in Porter Ranch, Calif., on Thursday Sept. 3, 2020.
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Shadow of Time reveals the passage of time through shadows and reflections.
Shot over a 24 hour period at the edge of a pond in New Delhi, wind and light play over the surface and into the depths of the water. Human sounds mingle with bird calls, rustling leaves, insects and croaking frogs. The world continues busily along, oblivious to the mutable and eternal beauty so close by.
The film captures the magic of unseen forces in the shifting patterns of light and sound throughout the day. It sees and breathes what we do not, creating an experience that transcends space, time and place.
Moments from half way around the world in India are brought into the gallery in Stratford. The viewer is inspired to slow down and meditate on the precious passing of each moment.
Shadow of Time reveals the miracle of the present.
Catherine Widgery
Sanjeev Shankar
With thanks to Nitin Donde