I was focused on taking a picture of the pretty colored sky and later I noticed the reflection of the ceiling lights in the window. The array of lights look unnatural compared to the organic sky and clouds. In this instance, I wish I could have avoided the unintentional reflections in the window.
Walking back to my car one night I noticed that the entire wall was reflected in the windows. The wall has an interesting pattern and the windows are basically floor to ceiling. It made quite an illusion. Also the orange street light looks pretty reflected on the wet pavement.
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Visited the new bay shore target the other day, look at how polished their new floors are! They’re so reflective at times you feel like you can almost see your reflection in them!!
I really liked the patterns on the car of the light coming through the trees, I’ve never noticed it before this week but it’s everywhere.
My glasses have a blue light filter. When people look at me, they can see blue light reflected off of my glasses.
The faucet on this sink reflects the light coming in from the other room.
My aunt and uncle have a glass fireplace in their new home. The daylight shining through their front door is reflected in the fireplace.
In the glass candle holder on this table, the tv is reflected. It is difficult to see in this photo, but in real life it was vibrant. My family was watching football today and if you look at the right side of the glass, you can see the field reflected.
I took this photo of my friend and thought it was really cool how light coming from below is reflecting off of half of her face.
I noticed that these string lights reflect a wierd light off of the ceiling.
I noticed that street reflect a lot of light off of the ground, making for even more light to illuminate the night so people can see.
As I was sitting in this booth at UW Waukesha, I was interested in the reflections. I could only see myself when the lights inside the booth were on and it was confusing my brain. Made for a cool photo though.
Image One: I took this picture down by the Marcus Performing Arts Center. I really like how all the lights of the city at night reflect and interact with the river.
Image Two: Another door picture. The light again is reflecting on the wall from the sunlight coming in. I like how the light goes to both sides due to the glass.
Image Three: This is an art piece at the art museum. I love how the light hits off of the glass bottles and the mirror to create the illusion that there the bottles stretch back and back when there’s actually only 1 row.
I notice this often in my bedroom how the light reflects and leaves a glare on my photos. I didn’t pay attention before how the glare can shift in different directions depending on the photo and how it’s bending, but this also made me think about seeing Hamilton and how even at the professional level I still saw glare coming off of Alexander’s glasses. It’s a hard thing to avoid, but it’s something to be aware of when lighting the costume/prop choices made. There could be glare on a window if they keep a glass or film in it.
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This is a picture from when I went camping, the sunset was completely reflected over the water and the orange looked especially beautiful.
The ceiling lights in this hallway at school were reflecting off the tile. I notice this almost every time I’m at school. It very common, and I don’t think I’m a big fan of the flooring combined with the florescent lighting.
Snapped this pic on the way home from class this week! The picture doesn’t do it justice, but the clouds opened up in one small spot that let a beam of light hit and reflect off of the buildings windows! It threw patterns all across the grass! It was super cool!!!
This was a picture of the the lakefront on a gloomy morning. There wasn’t much bright light but you can still see the soft reflection of it in the water, along with the buildings.
