Take a look | Entry for the Reflection Hunters Contest ~ Round 265
Look everywhere, reflection hunters!
For any newcomer, the adventure as a reflection hunter is just beginning, because reflective surfaces are everywhere. In every vehicle and every pane of glass, there’s a new world to discover. So get out there and capture those reflections.
This is none other than the amazing Reflection Hunters contest, and it has reached its 265th round.
Here, in this beautiful community, the hunt isn’t just about capturing images; it’s about training your eye to carefully observe that unexpected beauty.
Reflections show us different perspectives, bend space, and play with light in surprising ways. Each photograph is a reinterpretation of reality from a different angle.
This weekly exercise helps us hunters improve our technical skills by learning to manage exposure and light contrasts. Sometimes the perfect moment appears when you least expect it. So, walk with your eyes open: the reflection you’re looking for is out there, waiting to be discovered somewhere.
Capturing reflections is the only way to unravel the secrets of that other world so similar to our own. If you want to learn more about this place, don’t hesitate to join the community.
You’ll be more than welcome to this exciting activity called “reflection hunting.”
I assure you, you'll stay to develop your hunter's instincts. Reflection hunting is an endless adventure that connects us to one another.
📷 “The Reflection of the Reflection”
This is incredible! Technically, it’s a double exposure. It’s a 2-in-1 shot that’s never been done before by a photographer like me. I’ve photographed vehicles many times, but this is the first time I’ve managed to capture both the reflection in the rearview mirror and the one on the windshield in a single image.
📷 “Bubbles in the Sky”
It looks like there are bubbles in the tinted film on that rear window, almost as if there were giant bubbles in the sky, but it’s just an optical illusion.
📷 “The sky is in the passenger seat”
There’s nothing more relaxing than driving down the highway with a great view of the blue sky, or so I think. With a windshield that size, the sky is reflected in almost all its glory.
Posted Using INLEO
