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Reflections 08


Reflections can add interest to a photo and attract viewer attention by creating elements that contrast with the main subject.

The nature of reflecting surfaces produce a wide range of visual effects. Smooth water can reflect crystal clear images while a rippling surface can introduce abstract features. Plane glass surfaces can act as mirrors to present single or multiple images in a variety of colours, while curved surfaces can deliver eye-catching distortions.

DIG members captured the interesting range of reflections displayed below.

(A larger image can be viewed by clicking on a thumbnail below, then click on the browser BACK button to return to this page.) 		Egeskov Castle, Denmark
Source: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki
Title: Egeskov Castle, Denmark
Author: Malene Thyssen
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Robin Ireland 		click for a larger image (51k) then press BACK key
Margaret Barnett 		click for a larger image (49k) then press BACK key
Ken McRae 		click for a larger image (53k) then press BACK key
Pam Donnet
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Barry Porter 		click for a larger image (52k) then press BACK key
Dorothy Durney 		click for a larger image (51k) then press BACK key
Joan Curtis 		click for a larger image (53k) then press BACK key
Bernadette Abbott
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Diane Reddy 		click for a larger image (51k) then press BACK key
Leo Lennon 		click for a larger image (55k) then press BACK key
Marcia McRae 		click for a larger image (59k) then press BACK key
Marilyn Schell
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Joyce Pickup 		click for a larger image (52k) then press BACK key
Ian Chesterfield 		click for a larger image (30k) then press BACK key
Jean McCormick 		click for a larger image (48k) then press BACK key
Geoff Turton