Canon EF 24-105mm L f4 IS USM lens
32mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/3 sec @ f4.0
ISO 800
Curves adjusted for contrast
32mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/3 sec @ f4.0
ISO 800
Curves adjusted for contrast
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Holiday Reflections
A shot of the Christmas tree lights reflecting off the hardwood floor in our living room. I'm posting this in advance of the Weekend Reflections #13, hosted by Newtown Area Photo.
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21 comments:
Woody,
Great shot! I'll bet it took hours to buff that floor to a high polish! LOL!
Jumpin' the gun, eh? It's all good.
I like how the lights form an upside down Christmas tree.
Thanks David! Polish, we don't need no stinkin' polish?
Marka,
Thanks! The upside down tree caught my eye last evening. I was actually going flip before I posted it, but I forgot. It actually looks really cool flipped 180 degrees.
Ah! this is wonderful so creative of you to have thought of it. I love this Wayne.
That is beautiful! Hardwood is an amazing mirror!
That floor is a very special mirror, so nice and shiny
Cool idea, you are very creative!
Léia - Bonjour Luxembourg
A reflection on wood, this is really original!
This is a great abstract reflection. Love the colors reflected in the warm wood.
What a unique creative perspective for your holiday reflections ... love it! My Weekend Reflections are at Happily Retired Gal this week.
Hugs and blessings,
This is really cool. It's similar to whe reflection that I have scheduled for next week. It's Perfect for Christmas great jot!
Really cool.
My reflection
OH MY! I really, really like this one-of-a-kind shot!
Brilliant, Wayne! ... Have a great holiday. My last post for a while (an indeterminate time) will be tomorrow... during that time I'll be working on that award you bestowed which I've not yet "accepted." :))
very pretty!
A stained glass tree! ;-) Wonderful shot!
Love this one!
The reflections of the lights even come out in the shape of a Christmas tree. I do like your reflection.
I have floors like that in my sunroom and my living room. Would you care to come over and buff them for me?
I love this - double the pleasure!
That's a great reflection!
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