Crappy Pier
I'm rather sleepy, so I'm going to keep this short; I want a nap. Bethany and I joined the famous Uncle Robert for a photo hunt early this morning. It was really just an excuse to hang out, and I didn't get many images that were worth keeping, but I look for every opportunity to practice with my camera. In fact, the best picture that my camera took this morning was taken by Bethany. Perhaps she will share it on her blog some time.
We stopped at a pier that overlooked a very peaceful portion of the Fraser River. The subject that interested me the most was the angles and lines of the wooden beams and railing. Unfortunately the railing was covered in pigeon crap, so I photographed the reflection instead.
Canon PowerShot S2 IS, 15mm, f/3.5, 1/60 sec, ISO 50
posted by Bethany at 2:23 PM
10 Comments:
NIIIIICE. I see you went all out with the relfections :). Keep up the good work.
more great reflections
good shot
:o)
T
Okay, you gotta stop making me wish I'd taken your photos!
I just love the way you've "interpreted" the water in this shot.
You like your reflections dont you?? i do too....this is great, as n i k e said, youve really captured the texture/movement of the water as well as a good representation of the building..
I think shooting the reflection alone was a wonderful decision, this is a lovely image!!
What can I say, I am absolutely loving and digging this shot. Just perfect in my book, would have it on my wall. Very good use of reflection, and I know this is not an easy thing to do. I duff my virtual hat of to you for a well thought of image and for actually seeing it in the 1st place.
Hope you have a lovely weekend
Suby
What more needs to be said. Sweet! Great choice to shoot only the reflection.
Paul
This is fantastic! I love the reflections, they are near perfect. Very well done.
This shot really caught my attention, probably because the water wasn't completely still so it looks a bit impressionistic. Well done.
excellent
i like lots! ;)
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