Reflections and shadows make the world more intriguing. This is true in people as well as terrains, but I don’t have photos that demonstrate this for personalities.
August’s full moon was so bright that it cast shadows on my car and produced enough light for me to take this photo:
That bright dot is the full moon, reflected in my car hood.
An easy hike up Malibu Creek in southern California leads to duplicate images in this still and reflective pond.
Can you find the water line?
Look in the pond and see the sky!:
Pond’s-eye view of the sky.
A tree’s reflection in the pond:
Another pond’s-eye view
The current Weekly Photo Challenge wants photos from an unusual perspective.)
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[…] P.P.S. I’ve got numerous photos of reflections in other posts. For example, in these posts about an optical illusion, a search for a deadly predator, and a spectacular view at the end of a hike. I will let you figure out which is which: here, here, and here. […]
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