Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Day 31- "Fishing Hole"


I like this shot. The sun is just out of it enough to not wash it out but make a huge difference. This is one of those drive-by shots that you hope comes out. I've been trying to get this pond for several tries now. I thought I'd actually missed it again with this one Thursday morning 7-08-2010. I love the tint, reflection off the water, and the ambiance from the whole scene. I even like the bent sign. I'm not sure why but it somehow fits like it's suppose to be here.

Monday, July 5, 2010

Day 24- "Ray of Light"


I like the way the reflection is captured here on my car. I was able to snap this pic showing the star burst without having the light wash out the rest of the surroundings unlike a direct shot. This was Thursday 7-01-2010.

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Day 9- "Serenity"


Little pause in the posting but still taking pictures! Okay, lets get crackin'...Wednesday 6-16-2010. Some of you might be able to figure out where this shot was taken.

Friday, June 11, 2010

Day 3- "I See Me"

Okay this one was taken Thursday 6-10-2010. I thought it was cool to see my car reflected on the tank but you can also see the car in the other lane 50 feet away! It has inspired me to look for reflections. I will use these trucks again!

Day 1- "Good Morning Toledo"

Okay, here we go. I am going to attempt to take a photograph everyday to show 'my perspective today' for that day. I was inspired by DaNella Auten to try this. Her blog failed miserably. It wasn't bad it just didn't do the whole picture a day thing. Once I get the hang of this thing it should only take a few minutes to accomplish in a day. It is a challenge to keep me in the photograph mode and out of routine. I now own a Palm Pre so I carry a camera everywhere I go. Handy little contraption that I fell in love with before I even got it.
Enough background...this is the first post and I believe it was Tuesday 6-8-2010. I entitle it: "Good Morning Toledo" Quite inspiring isn't it? So good morning photo enthusiasts, it is day one of an adventure that may only end when electronics fail us.