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I tried to take this photo so the things reflected in this Brancusi head would resemble facial features--the camera lens or an eye, rows of lights for eyebrows.
It seemed terribly clever at the time.
Day break on Easter Saturday, April 4, 2015, above Grande Anse Bay on the Atlantic coast of Saint Lucia.
Grande Anse Bay is an awesome natural beauty. Time and again, it invites visitors to pause for a moment of self-reflection and recharge internal batteries!
This very lively nature once again caught up with me on this early Saturday morning. Had I only anticipated that my high-in-the-sky anticipation was all too pie in the sky!
A point and shoot reflection of ourselves off of a chrome ball on the table in the marina in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Near MSU's Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center — it's a safety mirror for trucks coming out of the loading dock.
I took part in a senior fine arts weekend, and the theme of this 'competition' was reflection, and we were supposed to use text, photos, black, white, and red.
This is my piece, I incorporated the quote "Be the first to rate yourself than a second rate version of someone else"- self-reflection.
Had a go at a reflected self portrait with a mirror leaning against the window to use the available light.
Bruce
twenty-six and where will it all end? because everything everywhere ends and i'm dying to know what'll happen inbetween
Santa Monica College photography class
Lens within a lens
I took photos for photography class at the Santa Monica Pier and for Faded & Blur's photowalk at Descanso Gardens this day. But I was so excited we'd gotten this reflection idea to work, I decided to make this today's Faded & Blurred's 365 Project photo. 16/365 Yea, teamwork!
B + W version here. Companion photo here.
[1] The Walls of Dreams 2011, charcoal on paper, 30x42cm
[2] The Freedom of Gravity 2011, charcoal on paper, 30x42cm
[3] The Denial of Gravity 2011, charcoal on paper, 30x42cm
All I can say is I can't wait for the weekend. Also, sorry all my pictures lately have been so uncreative. I haven't exactly been able to take pictures of anything since daylight has become nonexistent to me.
[SOOC]
I went downtown to shoot by the waterfront with a few photos in mind: a reflection, a fisheye and a stranger. I got some nice reflections in the Distillery District.
Portland, Oregon
08 Jun 2015
The assignment: react to Lee Friedlander's image (erickimphotography.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/fr...) and try to emulate the artist's intent, not imitate it. This is one of my attempts, in which I take Friedlander's use of reflections and shadows to include himself in street images. In this case, I have opposed Friedlander by eliminating the distraction of an automobile on the right - Friedlander decided to include the same in his image.
this one is photoshopped a lot lot more than any other photo i've stuck on flickr. the image was really dark at first, but i ended up really liking the washed out effect i ended up with after messing with the levels to the point of just playing around.