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Friday, October 14, 2011

Resting Reflection (Weekend Reflections # 108)

Newport Beach, California (Balboa Island)

The guy in the reflection said "I can move if you want me to" and I said please don't because that would ruin the picture.  I bet he was a little confused and I don't blame him. :)

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54 comments:

  1. Hi James,
    I haven't been here in awhile so it's nice to be back!
    I guess you might say the fellow in your shot has his head in the clouds. :)
    A wonderful capture!

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  2. Very nice! The guy was the unwitting star of the show.

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  3. Seeing the angle from which you must have taken this picture, I guess the guy was really wondering what you were doing!! :o)
    But the result was worth of all that confusion! Have a nice week-end, dear James!

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  4. What a great shot!! I love the sky reflection as well as the "very accomodating guy" in the pic. Have a great weekend. Mickie :)

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  5. It's nice that he offered! Often, you get blank stares (or worse). Neat capture.

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  6. Love this - very original!

    Carolina Mts

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  7. What a terrific reflection, James! You do find the greatest, different, unique reflections ever! I love them! Enjoy your weekend!

    Sylvia

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  8. Your eye is sharper than ever James. This is marvelous! I really like the dynamics and the reflection is perfect.

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  9. Great angle! Love the colors on this photograph, kind of a gloomy but cloudy!

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  10. Yep, we crazy bloggers can be quite confusing.

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  11. What a great capture, James! Well done.

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  12. I'm glad to be joining you this week.
    Yours is a very clear reflection.

    Blessings!

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  13. I like that you can see more of the person in the reflection than the rest of the shot. Really neat framing.

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  14. Delicious reflection in the pond, a beautiful image, like a poem.

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  15. That I call a great shot. :) And really mean it. :) Love the image in the puddle.

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  16. Oh well, I guess he didn't know how great reflections can be!

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  17. Good one! Guess he didn't notice his own reflection.

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  18. Your are right. Without the person in the reflection the photo would be pretty simple.

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  19. I love the caption on this one James - Resting Reflection - very apt!

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  20. Great puddle shot James. How cool that he was kind enough to ask, yet clueless enough to know that it was all about him. I like those snappy sneakers too!

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  21. Cool! Great reflection, awesome shot. And very interesting to only see the man in the patch.

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  22. Lovely photo!
    Have a great weekend:)
    j.

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  23. That's a great reflection with a nice blue sky after rain :)

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  24. Outstanding composition, James. I like the lilt of the figure in the back as much as I like the legs in the middle ground.

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  25. Yet another imaginative capture James! Many thanks for hosting this site so we can all enjoy the creativity of fellow photographers.

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  26. Oh, that's funny, James. He probably wondered about that for ages afterward.

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie’s Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  27. Extraordinary picture! Good that the guy didn't move.

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  28. That is a really superb capture, James!

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  29. Could almost imagine that was Forrest Gump sitting there, a little confused... and I guess the woman in shorts or a short skirt (?) in the background was just an accident, right ?

    Have a great weekend James...

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  30. So sweet of the guy! That made a great picture!!

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  31. Did he know he was going to become an internet star (albeit unrecognisable)??!! Have a great weekend!

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  32. The guy definitely makes the shot. Well captured!

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  33. Cool shot! Wish you a great weekend!

    Irene

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  34. Wow, thats a great one. Good composition, angle of shooting and color. Thanks for showing.

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  35. Great reflection shot.

    Have a great weekend.

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  36. This week's weekend reflection is creative and complex. So much to see in every pixel!

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  37. A great capture James! Bet he hadn't heard that often from someone with a camera in hand:)

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  38. Fortunately he sits on the little wall ! Very nice reflection !

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  39. More than happy to get out of your way so you could photograph the ground haha Love the clouds.

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  40. I enjoy your work so much. This one made me smile. It's all about the angle, isn't it? Nice work! And the woman's legs add a special touch.

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  41. nice to have your model being so polite. I took a stranger's photo yesterday.

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  42. It's nice that he was so agreeable. Great shot!

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  43. Very cool I don't usually think of these kinds of reflections I will now MB

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  44. Wondeful James!
    Greetings from Argentina
    Elisa

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  45. I love reflections ! this one is really wonderful

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  46. Once again you've captured that which many will overlook and you've found the simple beauty in it! Thanks for that!

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