Reflections

Our Camera Club assignment this month was ‘reflections’, so I took my camera downtown on a rainy day and spent my breaks and lunchtime snapping pictures to see what I could get.

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On the doorstep of the postal building, looking across the street at the Dekum. They sure don’t put details on buildings like they used to!

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Inside the postal building. I was just playing with my camera, because it was my old Powershot, and I’d forgotten how to change the settings on it. I accidently snapped this picture and I liked the way the elevator looked. Going Up?

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I want to go back at night and get a picture of the MAX going by that cool old building with the columns. It’s lit up at night with blue lights, and I think it would be a pretty cool picture.

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Walkers in the rain. One reason I brought my PowerShot is because it’s smaller so it doesn’t attract as much attention, and it doesn’t make a big ‘ka-chunk’ noise like the DSLR, so it wasn’t attracting much attention on the street.

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I had to overexpose a little to get a long enough exposure to do a panning shot and get a little blur around the bus as I followed it by hand. I like the way it turned out.

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Same technique with the MAX. Pretty impressive that the PowerShot can do this!

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Finally, just a shot of the sidewalk near the bus stop. I liked the reflections off the wet bricks.

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3 thoughts on “Reflections

  1. AWESOME photos ! I agree about the kachunk noise -and bulk! – of a DSLR attracting attention. I'm still not brave enough to take my camera out “on the street”, shooting random things 😉 Oh, and I also look up at old buildings details

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  2. Wow. These are really stunning photos! You're so gooood!

    I hope you share the Max at night shot when you get it done. I bet that one'll be incredible!

    The last photo is great, too, but is it just coincidence that the Camera World sign is included, too? hehe!

    ~Lisa

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