Description:
A couple of grasses reflecting in a pond. This was early morning with a nice warm sunrise. The ripples are caused by a water bug flitting on the water. I took a ton of images to get this one with the ripples balanced against the grass.
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Is this a composite? (focus stacks or exposure blends are not considered composites)
No
Canon D60 (really, in 2002), 70-200mm, f/4 @ 200mm, 1/180 sec, @ f/11, ISO 100, tripod, probably a polarizer.
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Great when everything comes together as it has in this image. The color and placement of the elements works beautifully. Those ripples elevate it to a higher level. Nicely done.
I really love the orange color and I like how the reflection of the top of the grass is perfectly centered in the ripple. Beautiful capture! Too bad the bug wasn’t in the frame.
@Patricia_Brundage and @Vanessa_Hill, thank you for the nice comments. Vanessa, I believe I have some shots with the bugs, but it seems a bit more mysterious without it. I’ll see if I can track down one with and post it.
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