Don and Krise: It is a stylish apartment block on the river front. I thought I could capture how the ripples of the river broke up the lines of the balconies. But this is only going to be really noticeable if you click for the large format.
I can see it! (the breaking of the balconies line)... water noise is really interesting cause you dont know how the flow is gonna change the reflection, and with this symetrical building works great!!!
Julie: There is actually a sliver of non-reflection at the top of the photo. I should probably have made that a bit thicker to make the context clearer. I also tried the typical 50-50 symmetrical shot, but, to me it, did not work as well.
Gallow: Thanks.
Cezar and Léia: Obrigado.
meretnature: Merci.
Joan Elizabeth: A nice view indeed. They have to put up with the autobahn across the river, but, as they sit on their terraced balcony, they can see the river, the castle and the citizens of Saarbrücken engaging in their favourite activity — going for a stroll along the north bank of the river.
Helen: I am glad you see the effect. I was beginning to think it was totally lost in the small scale.
Sonia: Hecho de cabeza - durante un terramoto.
Martina: Actually, I thought this was one of the times my phone camera had let me down. The Nokia converts all photos immediately to compressed JPEGs and might do some anti-shake processing, too. You cannot get at the RAW files. Sometimes, I think the conversion introduces artefacts. And in this photo, the clouds do not ripple as much as the apartment block. That seems suspicious to me.
AB, hmmm --- I had another look at it, yes, you are right with the clouds .... hmmm. But you can just test it and take this photo with another camera .. will you? I would ... ;-)
Very nice. I just wish I could tell what the reflection is.
ReplyDeleteDon and Krise: It is a stylish apartment block on the river front. I thought I could capture how the ripples of the river broke up the lines of the balconies. But this is only going to be really noticeable if you click for the large format.
ReplyDeleteThis photo is really superb - I love reflections of all kinds:)
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the few reflections that I have seen posted that is ALL reflection.
ReplyDeleteGoodo ...
Great reflection. I like the little waves that give it a little distortion.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful art work!
ReplyDeletePerfect shot my friend!
Léia :)
Bonsoir , tout juste si on peut dissocier les deux...
ReplyDeleteBravo , bonne soirée
The people in the apartment block must have a nice view .. a place to reflect.
ReplyDeleteI can see it! (the breaking of the balconies line)... water noise is really interesting cause you dont know how the flow is gonna change the reflection, and with this symetrical building works great!!!
ReplyDeleteun reflejo tembloroso...o te paraste de cabeza!?
ReplyDeleteI perhaps have said it a thousand times before but it is amazing what you do with your phone cam!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments.
ReplyDeletejoo: Dziękuję.
Julie: There is actually a sliver of non-reflection at the top of the photo. I should probably have made that a bit thicker to make the context clearer. I also tried the typical 50-50 symmetrical shot, but, to me it, did not work as well.
Gallow: Thanks.
Cezar and Léia: Obrigado.
meretnature: Merci.
Joan Elizabeth: A nice view indeed. They have to put up with the autobahn across the river, but, as they sit on their terraced balcony, they can see the river, the castle and the citizens of Saarbrücken engaging in their favourite activity — going for a stroll along the north bank of the river.
Helen: I am glad you see the effect. I was beginning to think it was totally lost in the small scale.
Sonia: Hecho de cabeza - durante un terramoto.
Martina: Actually, I thought this was one of the times my phone camera had let me down. The Nokia converts all photos immediately to compressed JPEGs and might do some anti-shake processing, too. You cannot get at the RAW files. Sometimes, I think the conversion introduces artefacts. And in this photo, the clouds do not ripple as much as the apartment block. That seems suspicious to me.
Actually, once you know they are there you can see the ripples on the smaller format too. Nice shot.
ReplyDeletePretty artsy! I love reflection photos.
ReplyDeleteAB, hmmm --- I had another look at it, yes, you are right with the clouds .... hmmm. But you can just test it and take this photo with another camera .. will you? I would ... ;-)
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