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Stunning reflection landscape photographs
1x Blog-Photographersby Yan Zhang
“Fishnets” by Jose Beut
In photography, reflection is an optical phenomenon that changes the light direction at the interface between two different media such as air and water. For many years, photographers have been attracted by such phenomenon and used it in their photography practice creatively.
In landscape photography, reflection provides an additional perspective for photographers to capture the nature sceneries. The most common form of reflection photographs is the mirror effect illustrating a symmetric composition of the subject, from which somewhat abstract, unusual and beautiful images is generated.
But there are other forms of reflection that photographers have used in making their works. In these forms, reflection is not simply used to provide a mirror effect in relation to the main subject, but more complicated impact may appear for the resulting image. For instance, reflected light can used to improve the lighting condition, greatly extends the photographer’s vision and transforms that vision into a stunning image.
In the following, I select 20 amazing reflection landscape photographs published on 1X gallery over the years. I wish these beautiful images would give people great inspiration and delightful enjoyment.
“Final Place” by Borsteinn H. Ingibergsson
“A Night at Kirkjufell” by Simon Roppel
“Morning Reflection” by John Fan
“Reflections in the Lake” by Jose C. Lobato
“Bled” by Zoric Sandi
“Autumn Reflection” by Udo Dittmann
“Vanished in the Infinite” by Yvette Depaepe
“Reflection” by Martin Lutz
“Follow the Flow” by Nanouk el Gama – Wijchers Cover Antelope
“Reflection of Serenity” by Yan Zhang
“Painting of Nature” by hardibudi
“Lost” by Ales Komovec
“Untitled” by Jacob Jovelou
“Glowing Vestrahorn” by Stefan Hefele
“Lake Wanaka” by Mei Xu
“The Lonely Island” by Andrey Trifonov
“Lake Mystic” by Tad Cholinski
“Reflection” by Amnon Eichelberg
“Ox Bow #2 in BW” by Matt Anderson
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