Downtown Auckland with reflection

Posted by Aaron Schmidt (Auckland, New Zealand) on 10 November 2006 in Cityscape & Urban.

Ugh, not happy with the giant fluorescent light reflection, especially when I know how to avoid it but not much I can do about it now. Anyways, taken from my Aurelie's office building.

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Comments (18)

H.O from Victoria, Canada

I like this one :) nice capture!!

10 Nov 2006 7:03am

Helen from Melbourne, Australia

Whooo hoo! You might not like the reflection, but this photo is magnificent. Especially as I thought I was seeing first hand evidence of a close encounter of the 3rd kind!

10 Nov 2006 11:23am

The Juxtaposed Image from Tallahassee, Fl, United States

I tend to share the Idea of a large space craft hovering in the low clouds. Of course that requires a suspension of disbelief to get there. Aaron please check out my latest image, I do not know if you have a nudity exclusion rule for this site. I will understand if I need to pull it.

10 Nov 2006 12:48pm

Craig Persel from Montreal, Canada

Nice. You could clone-out the reflection, but I actually like it. Adds a surreal element to the image.

10 Nov 2006 1:19pm

Damon Schreiber from Toronto, Canada

Cool shot. I rather like the abstractness of the fluorescent light, it fits in with the modernist tower.

10 Nov 2006 3:34pm

Martine Lapointe from Québec, Canada

Le fluorescent fait l'effet d'un soleil artificiel! Vous en avez surement besoin avec toute cette couche de nuage!

10 Nov 2006 5:39pm

claireg from Belgium

I like the reflection. i agree with craig when he sais it's a surreal element.
it's perfect the way it is

10 Nov 2006 6:40pm

Daniel from United States

The reflection gives the image a nice surreal edge. Nicely done.

11 Nov 2006 12:19am

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Really nice picture.

11 Nov 2006 9:26am

Shuva Brata Deb from Hyderabad, India

Ah ha! highly innovative.

11 Nov 2006 5:05pm

Ryan Yam from Quezon City, Philippines

Like what the others said, I thought it looked like a space ship of some sort haha. Putting that aside, I like how the buildings (esp. the foreground) are symmetrically positioned in the frame.

Btw, I suggest you resize the height of vertically oriented photos to about 500 pixels so that you wouldn't have to scroll to actually view the image :) I feel it takes away the mood.

11 Nov 2006 5:45pm

@Ryan Yam: You can always shrink it down to small size if you want. =)

joelhayden from amman, Jordan

Nice pic man, i actually like the reflection. kinda gives an "irodecent" flavor...haha...
in regards to your comment, its in Jordan at Wadi Rum. Really amazing place...

11 Nov 2006 9:33pm