Saturday, March 19, 2011

GEO-tography: Reflections

I'll bet not more than one in ten of us actually "see" the topic of this GEOtography post when we are out riding. We can be looking right at a magnificent reflection and still be completely oblivious to it's existence.

We probably see more of them, or at least are more aware of them when we are looking at photographs; but, up close and in person – not so much. Most of our brains have been trained to tune them out as distractions. Until, that is, we take the time to just "stand a spell" and take in the view. If we decide to "really" look at what we are seeing they pop into existence as if by magic!

These photographers have captured "Reflections" to the "umpth" degree! As I think you will soon agree.

As always, the goal here is NOT to make us professional photographers, but to merely become acquainted with the possibilities. Sort of like hiding the speaker of a tape recorder under your pillow, I'm hoping that by looking at enough good photos some of the learnin' might subliminally seep into my brain.

[As before, these are full photographs so be patient while they load.   You can click on the photograph to open the full image.]

Magnificent examples of "Reflection" photography


Horses by Mike Baird


by Moran


by atrium09


Reflections for the day by Dene' (Seattle) Miles


Boat reflection by Jesper Hauge


Flooded Stream Reflections by Wendell


Still Reflections by Giampaolo Macorig


Reflections by te.esce


Reflections by Scott Ingram Photography


Self Reflection by by Mike Chen


Marble Reflections by By Scott Ingram Photography


Reflections From Another Day by Professor Bop


Reflections 7 by antman60


Golden Reflection by Chad Galloway


Fall Reflections by Scott Ingram


North Bungan Reflection by Tim Donnelly


Reflection Lakes by John Heaton


El Capitan by By Sathish J


Canada Geese by Alanna@VanIsle


Svalbard reflections by Tunde Pecsvari


Drainage Ditch II by Steve Wall


Cloud Reflections by Beth Sargent


Manasquan Reservoir Sunrise Reflection by Bob Jagendorf


Reflections by Moh Tj



Sunset Crater National Monument by James Jordan



Dripping Springs Lake near Okmulgee, Oklahoma by Thomas & Dianne Jones



Assateague pony checking his reflection by Eric Lynch



Winter oak reflections 02 by treehouse1977


There you have it – perhaps we'll never look at photographs quite the same way again.

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