Photography is a way of experiencing life; it is above all an exercise in searching, seeing, pausing, feeling and remembering.
Something I have loved to do from my earliest (and most awkward) days with a camera in hand is to look for reflections. They fascinate me not only because of the laws of physics, but because it's like another world - another reality - lives in that realm.
Something I have loved to do from my earliest (and most awkward) days with a camera in hand is to look for reflections. They fascinate me not only because of the laws of physics, but because it's like another world - another reality - lives in that realm.
This Monday's photo inspiration is dedicated to the mystical playfulness of reflections, and the way they can stop you in your tracks in the middle of a bustling city, in the middle of your thoughts, in the middle of your day.
The s-bahn and urban architecture reflected on Friedrichstraße, Berlin
"Fragmented Time" - the clock tower reflected in Chicago
The London Eye and riverfront lanterns reflected in puddles in London
Amsterdam's jumble of houses and bicycles reflected through café windows
"I found you" - Toronto's CN tower surprises you when it is actually behind you
Do you pause to look for reflections? Do you photograph them? Leave me a comment below, I'd love to connect with you.
Have a wonderful week!
Have a wonderful week!
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