Puddle watering
557 creative works found
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Unedited mobile phone shot of trees in the Vondelpark in Amsterdam, reflected in a pond. No Photoshop, no tricks, no editing :) www.amstersam.com / More wicked reflections
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Unedited mobile phone shot of a biker and the Haarlemmerpoort, reflected in a puddle in Amsterdam. No Photoshop, no tricks, no editing :) www.amstersam.com / More wicked reflections
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Unedited mobile phone shot of a biker and buildings on the Rokin in Amsterdam, reflected in a puddle. No Photoshop, no tricks, no editing, just a bit of darkness added to bring out the colors better :) www.amstersam.com / More wicked reflections
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Last time I was in NY, weather was mainly not nice. As my first pictures where rather grey and flat, I tried to find an idea to be creative. I decided to shoot a serie of pictures anwering to the challenge “Reflections of New York”. This picture is one of these. I posted some of them on redbubble under the same name.
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East Princes Street Gardens after a light snow fall, Edinburgh, Scotland, 19 January 2009.
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Taken in front of my house just after a rain storm, my daughter can never stay out of the puddles.
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One of my favourite rain pictures, I love the ripples that the drops of water make.
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Tylden paddocks after the rains came
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black and white landscape of rye
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Took this while experimenting with different things to photograph. / Didn’t turn out too bad.
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Reflection
by sblandThe reflection of a Building in Rotterdam reflected in a puddle. www.sbland.co.uk
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Photo of a cairn take along a trail in Arches National Park near Moab, UT.
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The original picture was a picture of clouds I took and changed it completely. Here is the result.
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Leaves in a puddle
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A beautiful Mallard, but the reflection steals the show, my tribute to Harriet Potter who gave 1000 acres of trust land to the Lake Country in the UK
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The Museum is based on three sites, at Tring in Hertfordshire, Wandsworth and, of course, our world famous building in South Kensington – but we are a global institution. We are home to one of the world’s most important natural history collections. Behind the scenes, hundreds of scientists maintain and develop the collections, undertaking research that increases our understanding of nature and applying this knowledge to issues that affect us all – from the control of malaria to the sustainable use of the world’s resources. The Museum’s permanent galleries and dynamic programme of temporary exhibitions attract over three million visitors every year. Millions more use our website which will give you further detail of our scientific and public engagement work. Diversity is at the heart of what we are about – the diversity of our people, our collections, our visitors and the natural world. We are here to maintain and develop our collections, using them to promote the discovery, understanding, responsible use and enjoyment of the natural world. This is our mission and we believe it has never been more topical or necessary. If you share that view, we look forward to hearing from you. Dr Michael Dixon – Museum Director Sony s350
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It’s not a great picture, it’s not a bad one either; not that I was really promising you anything. Old photo. All photos were taken and edited by me, Corinne Ashley G. Do not use or modify my images in any way without my written permission. Don’t steal my art. Make your own, thank you.
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picture i took of my favorite tomcat.
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my favorite tomcat
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My second shot at HDR! these are great fun :d I have to make sure not to ‘over-do’ them
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