EastBayGirl wrote in post #16843366
Thanks, Levina.
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Great timing Ricardo, that's beautiful!
Thanks Stina...scenes like that sure make up for several days of horrible weather.
KT29 wrote in post #16843530
I really like this pic Stina. Its a great perspective of a reflection, if that makes any sense.

Great shots Oh. I also really like the second pic. It has a lot of charm.

Ricardo, that is a great scene, a very nice reflection, and a great photo. You captured that reflection very well.

Thanks Terry.
OhLook wrote in post #16843642
Ricardo, your weather pictures are always great. I'm tempted to say the weather in your area must be special, but more likely it's something you're doing.
Stina, Office Reflections has an intriguing feeling of mystery. I can't tell which parts are real objects and which are reflections, maybe all of them, and the view seems to be upward at a dark sky but then there's the sharp OFFICE sign in it. So the orientation is unknown or floating, something like that.
The number of positive responses to my shot of people through a glass surprises me because the idea is gimmicky.
OhLook, regarding my weather pictures...I have to confess that we do live in a place with a landform that encourages interesting weather effects. Mountains to the west and south, the Tasman Sea beyond the western mountains and to the north, along with the great westerly weather patterns of the Roaring Forties...what could be better?
As for my contribution? Being out there every day is a good start, but the only thing I do that may be different is that I tend to shoot "low"...often as much as a stop. I have read in this forum that many 5D users find that their cameras underexpose, so they usually set their EC half a stop high. With both my Mk2 and Mk3 I have found that the opposite suits my particular style, so I shoot low.
BTW, your people through the glass shot might be a bit "gimmicky" but it was very well done!