Showing posts with label Reflection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reflection. Show all posts

Monday, July 30, 2012

Color: Andrew Pusbach


Colorado is well known for its vividly colored wildflowers, lush green valleys, and beautiful mountain ranges. Whenever I visit the Maroon Bells Wilderness Area I am overwhelmed by the experience, between the stunning peaks, the crystal clear mountain lakes, and towering aspen trees.

 Despite their beauty, the Maroon Bells are considered to be two of the most dangerous peaks in the state. They are often referred to as the “Deadly Bells.” They have claimed the lives of many an ambitious climber over the years, however, this does not stop people from reaching their summits.
 The Maroon Bells are some of the most well-known peaks in the state, and as such, are photographed constantly. Due to this, the real challenge when photographing them is walking away with a unique image.

When photographing the Maroon Bells, I prefer to visit them during the summer rather than in the fall because there are fewer photographers. As I watched the morning unfold I began to notice the interesting clouds moving above me creating dynamic shapes and patterns in the sky. The image above was my favorite from the morning.

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Heather Zindars: TIME


Time is not on our side.  As life passes, it seems to speed up; the years, months, days feel as though they pass quicker and quicker and suddenly we are older, aged, children are grown and we are half-way through our life.  I used salt and pepper to reflect the moments of time that pass in a blink of an eye.  The salt represents the good moments; white, pure, clean and the pepper represents the hardships; a moment that darkens are heart just a little bit more. 

heatherzindarsphotography@gmail.com

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Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Mirrors by Andrea Frase



Everything you are at that very second is captured as an impression in a mirror; smiles, tears, anxiety, and self assurance are all part of what makes you. Who you are as a person is all you have in life, and a mirror will never lie. Be honest with yourself and you will see the real you looking back, with confidence.  



Monday, April 16, 2012

Mirrors_Brittany Paige

Mirrors create identical reflections to that of what is in front of it. Water can do the same thing. I love how simple the photo and the art piece in the photo is.
http://www.botanicgardens.org/

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Window - Blair Bost




This is a bit of an abstraction of window.

It can be a confusing photo at first, but it ties into the theme.

The bottom shape is a reflection through a window. From across the street, a motorcycle is parked with it's mirror directed so perfectly at my window. The natural light is reflected from the mirror to a mirror in my apartment, back onto the wall facing it.

The top shape is a circular mirror reflecting light from the window.

The only photoshop editing I did was darkening the area around the shapes to increase visibility, as well as turning the image black and white.


Blair Ryukyu Bost
RyukyuPhotography@gmail.com


Sunday, October 17, 2010

Fall

Colorado is renowned for it's beautiful aspen trees. The Aspen is a common name for tree's of the Salicaceae family. This lake is located in Broomfield. It is one of my favorite places to spend time. A long path circles the lake and is a pleasure to walk around.