Our whole world is very upside down – when seen in reflection photos. It is another one of our world’s phenomena that never seizes to fascinate me. Along with, to name a few: Clouds, sunrise, sunsets and waves.
Last Sunday when I was in the Arboretum shooting some more flowers, dogwood and leaves (you can see the maple leaf edition here), I stumbled across this cute little pond. It actually has goldfish in it. But the Japanese Red Maple hung over it and along with the fading sunlight made for a great reflection paired with nice bokeh.
Here is another one from last Sunday. I told you I took photos of dogwood blossoms. And when I turned around to walk on to another tree, I stopped dead and was looking at this beauty. Another remnant from the last downpour.
This one here is an older picture that I actually snapped with my iPhone. During a rain always the same puddle forms on our street, or driveway. Seen at the right angle and the right time of day, it also catches wonderful reflections. In this case the streetlamp + ghostly looking bare branches.
This pond in Kittatinny Valley State Park makes for great pictures, almost all year round. I say ‘almost’, because we are only going to Kittatinny when the weather is warm enough for bicycling. But it is probably always great for photography. And fishing, too, as we learnt the other weekend. By the way – snakes like the water there, too. I have seen some around here on more than one occasion.
And last, but not least another pretty big puddle in a parking lot made for this photo. I bet there were quite a few people driving past wondering what I was doing.
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