I was walking the usual route the other day, on an afternoon when we had snow in the morning that quickly melted. It was mainly gray clouds overhead and in the flat light of the overcast I didn't see anything to shoot. I was almost back to Laurel Avenue when I saw this puddle in the middle of the sidewalk. I thought "I wonder if I could get an interesting reflection if I put the camera down and held it just above the water?" Whats really cool about my SONY a7 III is that the viewing screen on the back of the camera folds down at a right angle to the camera, and I can look down at the screen from above and see what my camera is seeing! When the camera was only one inch from the water in the puddle, I saw this scene and thought: "Well, here's my picture!"
2 comments:
It's hard to imagine how this special spot in Sea Cliff can keep on yielding so many unique photo images. A very effective camera angle to capture trees and railing reflections; the lighting and crisp details are fantastic.
Fantastic photo!! Perfect mirror image. Betsey
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