Perfect Reflection
Image using a lenseball at a lake during sunset.
Image using a lenseball at a lake during sunset.
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shaysimpson
May 07, 2020
Hello!! My name is Shay. I saw this picture on Photocrowd and recognized it. Congrats in leading in the vote! Have a nice day.
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Jdean80
May 15, 2020
Thank you very much! Yes I posted it on photocrowd also, it's one of my favorite images that I've shot.
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WilliamGPennington
June 23, 2020
Awesome image, superb composition! Congrats on winning the "Glass" challenge!!!!
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Behind The Lens
Location
This photo was taken in Southern Arkansas at a lake where I spent tons of time learning photography.Time
This photo was taken in the evening right at dusk.Lighting
Dusk is definitely one of my favorite times of day to take photos,especially in the summer.Equipment
For this image I actually used my cellphone and a lenseball. For me it's sort of hard to take photos and trying to hold a lenseball using a full size camera.Inspiration
I had been seeing photos people had taken using a lenseball and so I ordered one and I took this image just after getting it.Editing
I didn't do any post processing on this image.In my camera bag
In my bag I carry my trusty Canon EOS 7D, two Pentax K100's (one for color and one for black and white film), DJI Mavic Mini Drone, Canon 24-70mm f/4L IS, Canon 70-200mm f/4L IS, Canon 17-85mm f/4 IS, Tamron SP 45mm f/1.8 VC, a Manfrotto tripod, shutter release with remote, various ND filters, variable ND filters, extra batteries, chargers, flashlight and two lenseballs.Feedback
I would give the same advice I always give on these. Just get out and shoot photos, take as many photos as you can, the more time you spend taking photos, the better you'll get.
