Weekly Challenge 5: Reflective

[BruceLee]

All taken in Scotland over the last year. My favourite type of shots as you can tell

I can tell, where abouts is it so I can make a note for future reference?

Other pics in this thread are all very nice

EDIT:
heres mine, about the best I have at the minute.

 

[Helium_Junkie]

Wow.
Where is that?

 

[Mohain]

Wow.
Where is that?

Thanks Berkhamsted, it's right next to the train station I get to work every morning.

 

[cmt]

Couple more

The oldes bridge in Cyprus apparantly....

A Local Church

 

[Strax]

I can tell, where abouts is it so I can make a note for future reference?

In order, Loch Arklet, Loch Chon, Loch Voil and Loch Trool

 

[AndyBorzi]

Panoramic taken near Kippure House estate, not far from Dublin. where we stayed last summer. We came back later in the day and the lake was choppy as hell with no reflection. Can't remember the name of it now but I will look it up later.

Taken with my Canon A620 using the panoramic mode and the stitch software that came with it.

Abit of fun:

And one more: My daughter in a reflective moment!

 

[Messiah Khan]

I like your take on it AndyBorzi, with the shot of your daugther. You tried that one in Black and White?

 

[AndyBorzi]

I like your take on it AndyBorzi, with the shot of your daugther. You tried that one in Black and White?

Not that good with b&w in ps yet but something like this?:

 

[RandomTom]

Absolutely stunning strax, you've definitely got a knack for on the water shots, especially with that 10-20mm lens iirc, this shot is composed very well.

Absolutely love this too, love the atmosphere and the almost soft-focus like romance to it, great capture of rural country life, very nice.

 

[Sic]

some lovely shots in this thread guys. inspiring stuff. especially loving stuff from Strax, Mohain, AndyBorzi and cmt

 

[Messiah Khan]

Not that good with b&w in ps yet but something like this?:

Yeah, that looks pretty good, although I tend to favour a slightly harder, more contrasty B&W look. Ive had a quick play around and this is my take on it(Hope its ok to use your picture);

 

[Strax]

Absolutely stunning strax, you've definitely got a knack for on the water shots, especially with that 10-20mm lens iirc, this shot is composed very well.

Thanks, but all of these were taken with the 18-55 kit lens

 

[AndyBorzi]

Yeah, that looks pretty good, although I tend to favour a slightly harder, more contrasty B&W look. Ive had a quick play around and this is my take on it(Hope its ok to use your picture);

I like this, what did you do?

 

[AndyBorzi]

Thanks, but all of these were taken with the 18-55 kit lens

 

[Messiah Khan]

I like this, what did you do?

The wonders of Adobe Lightroom. I used one of my B&W presets and tweaked it bit to suit the image. But essentially I left the midtones fairly intact, then made the highlights and shadows a bit more intense.

 

[Irish_Tom]

My entry:

What do you think?

Panzer

 

[Sleepyd]

My entry:

What do you think?

Panzer

It's quite abstract, I can't tell if it's a reflection or what. Has some interest for me though

My humble effort:

 

[D.P.]

 

[Irish_Tom]

It's quite abstract, I can't tell if it's a reflection or what. Has some interest for me though.

Hehe thanks.

It's two mirrors stood next to each other. I quite like the abstract nature of it.

Where abouts is your shot taken? it's got a good sense of space.

Panzer

 

[TheCrow]

One that i took earlyer this year (dont like the sunflair but it almost worked for what i was after):

Not upto this thread standard but thought i would put it in.