Nearly as smooth as glass feel to the Red River brought some interesting reflections to the fore for me.

This is the spire of the Esplanade Riel Bridge and for me there was a sense of a plunging rocket propelling downward through the water.

CS5 auto contrast
Nik pro contrast (30,30,60)

Nikon D7100
AF-S Nikkor 18-140mm
f5.6 1/1000 112mm

Taken September 9, 2018

Posted by Jan Bjorklund on Sun, 09/23/18 21:23
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Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sun, 09/23/18 21:26 Museum for Human Rights on left and Esplanade Riel Bridge on right original image vertically flipped CS5 auto contrast Nik detail extractor Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sun, 09/23/18 21:27 reflections on polar bears pool CS5 auto contrast CS3 curves (set to black point) Nik brilliance/warmth classical soft focus Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sun, 09/23/18 21:28 a vertical flip of the original image with the pavement in the lower right hand corner emerging with the feel of a wave sweeping over the reflected skyline. Nik detail extractor CS5 auto contrast Comments by Paul Bracey on Tue, 09/25/18 19:07 again, it's the OP that speaks the loudest, although that last one is pretty interesting as the reflection looks more real than... Comments by Bruce Hunter on Wed, 09/26/18 01:31 O.P. Journey to the Center of The Earth Comments by G.B. SHETTLER on Wed, 09/26/18 15:08 The OP is great !! Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Wed, 09/26/18 20:32 reflective floor at the Winnipeg Convention Centre (original to follow) CS3 curves (set to black point) Virtual Photographer bite Flaming Pear kyoto color (81,53,58,38,burn) flood Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Wed, 09/26/18 20:33 original CS3 curves (set to black point) Virtual Photographer bite Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Fri, 09/28/18 20:42 I initially tried this image in color but the patterning along the Red River was not apparent as is the case with a b&w image. Nik detail extractor CS5 auto tone Nik low key 2 (-8,8,0) Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Sat, 09/29/18 22:20 Mirror Cloaking by: University of Manitoba Using the concept of one-way mirrors and polished stainless steel panels to create a mirror box, skaters would perceive the warming hut as part of the winter landscape, yet closer inspection will find that the hut appeared to reflect the surrounding. As skaters walked into the hut they realized that the one-way mirrors provide the precious scenery of winter. Comments by Paul Bracey on Sat, 09/29/18 23:47 that glistening water is pretty special