Refelection
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I carry a camera with me 90% of the time, when I don’t have one with me I hope that no photo presents it’s self. That said, I did have my camera and I did stop and thank the camera god’s as I starting taking pictures knowing all the while I was now going to be “yelled at” late to work.
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THE LACAL ARTISTS PUT ON A SHOW AT THE CASTLE AND CROWDS OF PEOPLE ENJOYED THE FINAL FIREWORK SPECTACLE.
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My first attempt at minimalism. I am not sure I understand it but I am trying! So far – I gather that it is appreciating the essense/beauty of an object for nothing other than being itself. I took this shot for it’s simplicity, it’s perfect shape and the illusion of a reflection which is actually symmetry. Let me know what you think and how I can improve. Thank you.
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Early morning sunrise shot of the dead and dying magestic Red Gum trees lining the banks of back waters, River Murray, Lyrup South Australia.
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Reeds reflecting in a swampy area near Rendelsham, South Australia in the late afternoon sun.
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A evening showing its colors on a beautiful spring creek that meanders through a huge meadow in Northern California’s Sierra Nevada.
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Taken at Catherington Pond, the damselflies are so small and they move about so much. I lost sight of a common blue that I was trying to snap….......then i saw it’s reflection in the water, LOL can fly but can’t hide …......
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To-day it was Catriona and my Wedding Anniversary so we decided to do what we love doing best and that was going for a long drive through the Mourne Mountains we spent the day going to all our favourite spots all bathed in glorious sunshine we went for dinner about 5 and then back into the mountains ,we ended up at Spelga dam and watched the sun go down from here and the view above was the last rays of the sun as it dissapeared behind the mountain ,My Anniversary Sunset a perfect end to a wonderfull day!!!
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Taken at Craigavon lakes in Co Armagh Ireland
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Today i was lucky enough to be off work so i took a walk around my local lake / at Craigavon. / The sun was dipping and the cloud formations were amazing the Bullrushs were still in bloom and were prolific, this is the same area i took my other picture Bullrush Sunset in January this year with the panasonic FZ30 today i had the pentax K20d with me . / I spent a couple of hours just dreaming of the various pictures i could see and here is one them, My Dreamy Sunset , I hope you like it.
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A tree stands alone day by day facing the weather come what may, / Winter hail rain or shine ,but the sunset is this tree’s favorite time , / Its also mine!!
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an earhart chappel photograph / earhart on photography / chappel on styel and edit / model kc. / studio shoot / “reflection”
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Taking a shot of a lamp through a shop window and caught the reflection of the man and his dog
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Penticton, BC, Canada
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Taken while on SCOTT KELBY’S SECOND WORLDWIDE PHOTOWALK at Cape Town Harbour on 18 July 2009 …. DUE TO COPYRIGHT REASONS, THIS IS NOT FOR SALE Canon PowerShot S2 IS
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As is, straight from the camera. Canon 350D / F/9 / 1/100 / ISO-100 Featured in For the Love of Canon 27th July 2009 / Featured in Live Love Dream 27th July 2009 / Featured in Portugal 27th July 2009 / Featured in Nirvana 1st August 2009 /
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Oxbow Bend
by AZPutAutumn comes to the Grand Tetons. My son, Sean, and I were traveling north on 9-27-2007 and arrived here at just the right moment. There were a ton of photographers here, as usual. I took a ton of pictures and got this shot after a tripod guy got out of the way. Taken hand-held with my Canon EOS-1D Mark III camera and Canon EF—24-105 L IS lens. 940 Views as of 11-05-2009.
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Þingvellir (Icelandic: Þing: ‘parliament’, vellir: ‘meadows’)(sometimes transliterated Thingvellir), is a place in Bláskógarbyggð in southwestern Iceland, near the peninsula of Reykjanes and the Hengill volcanic area. Þingvellir is a site of historical, cultural, and geological importance and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Iceland. Þingvellir National Park was founded in 1930 to protect the remains of the parliament site and was later expanded to protect natural phenomena in the surrounding area. Þingvellir National Park was the first national park in Iceland and was decreed “a protected national shrine for all Icelanders, the perpetual property of the Icelandic nation under the preservation of parliament, never to be sold or mortgaged.”[1]
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Bare branches on a background of icy blue reflections -with some PS work to tidy it up
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The Infinity Bridge at Stockton-on -Tees reflected in the river
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SC done on the Reflection, Eyes, Vail and Bouquet
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