Water Reflection
These pictures of water reflections were taken in Lane Cove National Park, NSW, Australia. It is a well known park with nice little and private BBQ areas with fantastic water views. The water is so calm and slow it was really fascinating to see all these plants, old broken trees, leaves and grass reflected in the most magical and sometimes funny ways.
I got pictures of some of them, the ones that seemed the most interesting to me or reminded me of something. Just add a bit of imagination while looking at these water reflection photographs and may be you will see something different from what I saw.
All these pictures are presented the way they were originally taken. However, if to turn them around in any direction the image might remind you of something completely different. What is good about reflection is that it gives a fantasy image as a result and thereafter you can turn it in any direction to show and express your own vision of a particular object or view.
It is amazing how nature and reflections can bring us into the magical world of imagination and fantasy.
Photo: Marina Naidion
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This picture shows how real tree interacts with the image of the reflected trees going in the opposite direction. This picture looks really cool upside down too.
I like the volume that these big green leaves create together with the reflection in the water.
I just loved the lines the tree brances make. I love the idea of the trees crossing each other. And I olso enjoy the colours I got on that water reflection photograph, I...
This picture of water reflection of a tree is very special to me. I love the angles and directions of the lines on the photograph. But the best part is the drop and water...
What I like about this water reflection photograph is that whatever way you turn it you will always see something new whether these are creepy grabbing hands or some curvy...
This piece of old broken tree reflected in the water reminded me of a seal so much. Together with a little palm tree it make a pretty reflection phototgraph.
