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After high ISO enthusiasm ("infected" from Sonolta) now I got a new one this time from jbtaylor as the title hints



How am I doing my homework?

B+

Had you included more of them to wash our eyes with reflections...reflections... reflections..you would be getting an A+ !

Kidding!

Nice beginning Dr. Harout, hope you get more oppurtunities with reflections.


Yildiz

I like it. Out of curiosity, I turned it upside down...liked that too...maybe more.

Thank you very much, Yildiz, Winston and 'impressionist' Don.

Not the slightest bit abstract, but maybe somebody will enjoy them anyway (and in the spirit of reflection, a reverse chronology of cameras -- though for some reason, I don't seem to have any handy from the Maxxum 9 that fit the thread...)


Fountain, CO, Alpha 700


Ghent, Belgium, Maxxum 7D


Annecy, France, Minolta 7Hi


Aberdeen, SD, USA, Maxxum 9000

Hmm...looking at those is a bit disheartening. Those cover a span of about 20 years, and I'm not sure I can claim to have made any real improvement as a photographer at all, except (maybe) in the percentage of shots that come out decent...

Thanks for the footnote Doc.
Interesting image. I like the way the "tail" invades the otherwise calm lower portion of the image.
Funny how you will start to see this stuff all over the place.

My overall vote goes to .... tadddaddam ... jcoffin

one more for the road: Markus

And I half-expected you to be wearing leather goggles!

bossel wrote:My overall vote goes to .... tadddaddam ... jcoffin

Thank you! But, if you'll pardon my saying so, I think you may have been a bit premature -- I think both Springm's picture and Sonolta's self portrait's were really cool -- and both posted after your vote.

Salford Quays ... reflection in glass fronted building.





Canal boats

Oh, there's some more of it:

Onion spire, reloaded


and

Castle in the water


I do like this thread, it gets my creative juices flowing

Markus