Reflection in Photography
The use of reflections in photography can produce amazing effects and beautiful images. Using water, windows, mirrors or any kind of reflective surface can turn an image into a work of art. The wonderful thing about using reflections when taking photos is that they can completely alter the image from something quite simple to something richer, abstract, or more artistic.
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The use of reflection in photography can produce amazing effects and beautiful images. The use of water, windows, mirrors or any kind of reflective surface can turn an image into a work of art. The wonderful thing about using reflections when taking photos is that they can completely alter the image from something quite simple to something richer, abstract, or more artistic.
Sometimes the highlights can be annoying and certainly not artistic. But creativity and good quality photos depend on the photographer being able to see things differently, rather than seeing just a part of a larger whole.
Furthermore, the use of reflected light can greatly improve the quality of available lighting. Diffuse light is generally best for taking pictures and using reflected light, either as a primary light source or for highlighting, is a great way to capture diffuse light.
Whether you choose to use reflection artistically or as a source of light, learning how to use reflections in photography will help you take your photography skills to the next level.
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Photography Tips
There are lots of unique opportunities if you pay attention where most people don’t. One of the things to look out for are reflections.
You can find them after (or even during) rainy days, in puddles, in lakes and even in swimming pools. Water isn’t the only source, try mirrors, big glass windows, and chromed out fixtures.
