Reflections

[AgBeard]

Originally Posted by auto-focus

Do cars count?

It's a reflection ain't it - & a very good one at that, good capture

[Jaanka]

One of my favorite reflection shots

[fstopMike]

[Carol]

Here's a watery reflection - a heron fishing.




And here's a non-watery one, courtesy of a marching band in a parade in Indianapolis.

[CharlieJ]

Stone Bridge in Milford, NH

[TTHW]

[Chip]

Great white egret (in the larger version, you can see that its eyes remain open):



This was taken from a ferry moving across a partially frozen river:

[summrchild]

Foundation Trail , Black River Falls , WI

[Unipsychle]

Originally Posted by Big Bazzaaa

Hi all
I know water reflections can just be a matter of being in the right place at the right time, but Wow sometimes you just get great shots without really trying. Pity we cant just switch the wind off sometimes.
These were taken on a small camera before I treated myslef to the D40. I know the composition and quality isnt great but still!!...
Heres twoto start taken on the way back from the Isle of Skye (where my mum lives and feeds me up for the kill every time I visit!).
It is of loch Clunie located on the mainland next to the A82. Loking forward to seeing yours!
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http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&so...19727&t=h&z=12






Camera: Fujifilm FinePix 2800 Zoom
Aperture: f/4.8
Focal Length: 9 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Exposure Bias: 0/100 EV

Almost look PS'ed!

[fstopMike]

Reflection of oncoming train in window of historic depot, built in 1892, in Winder, GA