Bridge Reflection
posted by Warren T. at 7:57 AM
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Shimmering Light
Panasonic DMC-G1, Lumix 45-200mmThe sun reflected off the waters of Richardson Bay.
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, Panasonic DMC-G1, Reflection, Richardson Bay, Tiburon, Wildlife
posted by Warren T. at 7:46 AM
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Reflection on a Pond at Lake Tahoe
Panasonic DMC-G1, Lumix 20mm f1.7I don't really like the rounded corners on the border, but it was a way for me to get the thin borders that I wanted using only Lightroom (the After Crop Vignette tool).
--Warren
Labels: Lake Tahoe, Landscape, Panasonic DMC-G1, Reflection
posted by Warren T. at 8:23 PM
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Lea said...
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Shaped like a cheese burger :)
The reflection seems so real, next to the rippled water.
Friday, September 30, 2011
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Lea said...
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Oooo I like it very much! Parting the water with light alone. You can feel the movement of water underneath the surface... Really great shot!
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Grill Art
Lumix DMC-GF1, Lumix 20mm f1.7This is the grill of a 1952 Hudson Hornet.
--Warren
Labels: Cars, DMC-GF1, Reflection
posted by Warren T. at 11:43 PM
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Steve Rosenbach said...
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Great composition & close-up.
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Dolph Brust said...
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This tells the story of the america auto industry.......when cars were big and powerful, and really over the top... I can hear the low rumble of the engine, the air flowing through the cabin with the windows down, and sweet smell of spring time.
I agree with Steve, nice composition.
**Dolph
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Golden Sunset Light Reflections
Panasonic DMC-G1, Lumix 45-200mm
This is a view from Lincoln Park. The sun was setting and its light was reflected by downtown buildings.
--Warren
Labels: Cityscape, Lincoln Park, Panasonic DMC-G1, Reflection, Sunset
posted by Warren T. at 7:21 AM
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Warren T. said...
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I noticed that the first picture that I posed was a little too dark, so I brightened it a bit, made the image larger, and uploaded the new version.
--WT -
Dolph Brust said...
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I like the look of the city from a different angle.
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Shrub and Reflection
Lumix DMC-GF1, Lumix 45-200mmDolph's reflection picture reminded me of this one that I took last month at Redwood Shores. I liked the symmetry of the shrubs with their reflections in the tidal marsh.
--Warren
Labels: DMC-GF1, Redwood Shores, Reflection
posted by Warren T. at 10:55 PM
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Steve Rosenbach said...
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Beautiful minimalist image!!!
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Steve Rosenbach said...
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On the B&W thing, try creating a B&W layer and apply a blue filter - it will turn the water to very light (but it still preserves, in fact, emphasizes, the little bit of texture in the water) and the shrub goes dark. I tried it on a screen capture of your image, and I thought it really worked well :-)
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Warren T. said...
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Thanks Steve! :)
I did try it in B&W, twice, in-fact. But in the end, I decided that I liked the blue sky reflection on the water to remind myself of what the scene actually looked like that day.
If you want, you can post your B&W version of my picture.
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Dolph Brust said...
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My mind is attempting to see a horizon. The combination of straight lines from the reeds and the round shape of the shrub with a good angle between the two shapes draws me to look at the image and think of what caused this.
Thanks for sharing the photo.
**Dolph
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
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Warren T. said...
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Nice reflection abstract, Dolph. :)
D7000! (I'm envious) How do you like it compared to your previous dslr's?
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Hi Dolph, interesting photo. I think it would be great as two photos, split in the middle.
Maybe 2 square photos, framed horizontally.
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Steve Rosenbach said...
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Awesome, Dolf!
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Dolph Brust said...
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Yes a new toy... I'm still getting to know it, but I like the quality and easy of use. Changes are on the camera versus having to go to menus on the D200 and the quality is better vs the D70. Low light noise is much better at higher ISO compared to both the other cameras. I really struggled between the D700 and the D7000, but everyone indication for my type of shooting was to get the 7000.
Thanks for the comments.
**Dolph -
Lea said...
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Like a painting! I like the waterlily as a reminder that it is not sky up there is it.. :D Well done!
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Downtown Light, Reflections, and Shadows
Panasonic DMC-G1, Lumix 20mm f1.7The combination of light, reflections, and shadows off of this downtown building caught my eye.
--Warren
Labels: Architecture, Panasonic DMC-G1, Reflection
posted by Warren T. at 10:33 PM
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Dolph Brust said...
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The shadows are very interesting in combination with all the other elements.
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Lea said...
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Great timing on this, love those shadowed reflections. And nice lines :)
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Warren T. said...
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Thanks for the comments, Dolph & Lea. I thought that the reflections of the tower across the street (behind me)in the windows added an interesting depth to the image.
--WT
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Helios: Last-Minute June Project Entry
The stern of Helios, a sailboat docked in Eastport, makes for lovely reflections early on a sunny morning.Labels: Annapolis, Reflection, Sailboats
posted by Steve Rosenbach at 6:42 PM
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Warren T. said...
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Thanks for joining the fun, Steve. I thought the reflection theme was right up your alley :).
It's never too late. Still waiting on Dolph's and Dan's pictures for the project.
--Warren
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Chinatown in a Windshield
Nikon D100, Nikkor 50mm f1.8DThis is my post #7 for the June project (reflections).
This was taken on busy Stockton Street in Chinatown.
--Warren
Labels: Abstracts, Chinatown, D100, Project Jun. 2010, Reflection, Street
posted by Warren T. at 10:39 PM
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Building in a Building
Nikon D100, Nikkor 50mm f1.8DMy post #6 for the June project (reflections).
This was taken in downtown SF.
--Warren
Labels: Architecture, D100, Project Jun. 2010, Reflection
posted by Warren T. at 10:30 PM
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Sunday, June 27, 2010
Under a Pier
Panasonic DMC-G1, Leitz 135mm f4 Tele-ElmarExploring under the commercial fishing pier at Avila Beach. If you look closely, maybe you can spot the two sea lions swimming around in the water.
This is my post #4 for the June Project (reflections).
--Warren
Labels: Abstracts, Panasonic DMC-G1, Project Jun. 2010, Reflection
posted by Warren T. at 9:30 PM
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Empty Dock
Panasonic DMC-G1, Lumix 20mm f1.7Twilight at Stow Lake, this is the empty boat rental dock (when the boats are taken away for the night).
This is my 3rd post for the June Project (reflections).
--Warren
Labels: Panasonic DMC-G1, Project Jun. 2010, Reflection, Stow Lake
posted by Warren T. at 7:54 AM
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Boats at Rest
Panasonic DMC-G1, Lumix 20mm f1.7Another twilight at Stow Lake, with rental boats at their evening mooring spot, resting up for their next busy day on Stow Lake.
This is my post #2 for our June Project (reflections).
--Warren
Labels: Panasonic DMC-G1, Project Jun. 2010, Reflection, Stow Lake
posted by Warren T. at 7:44 AM
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Warren, this is a great shot.
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Thanks Ted. re: the color cast, yeah, there is a bit of it. My glasses must have been dirty when i was messing with the levels, LOL!
--WT
Sunday, November 01, 2009
Vase of Flowers and Reflection
Leica M3, Leitz 50mm f2.8All three of us saw this (Dan, Dolph, and I), and of course all three of us took pictures of it. As you saw in Dan's previous post, he included more of the reflections. I saw the lines surrounding the subject, so I composed for the lines and angles around it, while still showing the reflection of the vase. I would love to see Dolph's take also...
Paging Dolph, please post... (no pressure :))
--Warren
Labels: Leica, Reflection, SF Art Institute, Still Life
posted by Warren T. at 8:29 AM
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Wednesday, October 07, 2009
City Hall Reflection
Canon SD300City Hall reflected in the San Francisco Ballet building.
--Warren
Labels: Canon SD300, City Hall, Cityscape, Reflection
posted by Warren T. at 10:40 PM
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Steve Rosenbach said...
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oooooo, like it, like it!!
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Eric said...
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That's a pretty cool photo, Warren.
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dan in marin said...
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That is one of the best reflective photos I have seen lately, nice Warren.
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Warren T. said...
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Thanks for the comments :). I sometimes take the SD300 out with me when I'm out on a break or a coffee run on work days. I wear the tiny nylon LowePro holster on my belt, and it's barely noticeable.
BTW, Blogger.com's comment notification is broken, so you'll need to check on the blog itself to look for new comments.
Also, the search feature is still broken. It's been broken for a while, and I don't think Google has an ETA on when it will be fixed (if ever). Meanwhile, if you really need to find something, I think you can still use the search feature in the "edit posts" mode on blogger.
--Warren
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3 Comments:
Very nice reflection of Landmark
in the water. gorgeous, nice capture...
Lena
Warren,
Where did you take this from? I can't recall this angle with land and the bridge.
Wonderful photo and from an angle you don't see.
**Dolph
Dolph, this is on the beach, next to the inlet to the Crissy Field Lagoon. Sometimes at high tide, the water spills onto the beach and causes a mini-lagoon on the beach.
--WT
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