After I took the first photo of these face plates, I realized the reflection potential, so took the second a bit closer in:
Friday, November 27, 2009
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- Terri
- I've been retired since November, 2008. I've been spending lots of time taking photos, singing, and writing. Currently working on a historical fiction novel.. I highly recommend retirement!
11 comments:
I like the different colors of metal and the distorted reflections are fun and beautiful.
You are having fun...aren't we. I agree that the second one is the best.
I like how you've got a general reflection of light in the first photo, and then a more specific reflection of items on the shelves in the second. Good work!
Interesting...I bet I would have missed this opportunity! You captured some interesting color and then more detailed reflections in a very creative way. Good eye!
The colours and textures of the three metal plates are such a wonderful base to start with for a photograph. Can I see what might be playing cards in the right hand plate?
Good work to spot this opportunity.
It's really cool! I liked a lot these reflections and you worked so well to show it for us, thanks a lot!
Happy weekend reflections
Léia - Bonjour Luxembourg
These are really neat shots. I love the surreal look of the second. Great capture! Kathy
Great idea for a reflection!
Oh! That was fun! I don't think I would have thought of reflections in "brushed" metal! Very nice!
very nice, I like the distortions and the colours
I think it's great that you captured the potential and then took full advantage of it. I love the softness except for the vibrant centers in the second photo. Nice work.
My first effort: Weekend Reflection ~ Mussolini's Rome
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