Photographing your subject as a reflection is an excellent way to add tension and instantly create interesting composition in your photograph. Try water reflection pictures or mirror reflection photos.

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Nymph © Niko Guido	Nathan's reflection © Darla K. Cobus	First Impression © Jean Garrett
Tranquility © Karen  Talasco	Peek a boo I see you © Darla K. Cobus	Walking on the beach © Monika Sapek
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