I've always liked reflections and whenever I get the chance I'll take a picture of it. Some people don't like these at all and find them something of a cliche but I don't really care. I also believe that people should take pictures for their own pleasure and not for praise from other people.

The following 4 or 5 images are from my summer holiday and all are images of reflections.

Sorry if you don't like them.

This is the final image in this series on the Voigtlaender Heliar 75 f2.5. This lens is no longer in production but there is the newer 75 f1.8 version which is a bit larger than the f2.5 version. Personally I don't require f1.8 so I opted for the older version. I'm really glad I did because of size and it was a lot cheaper than the f1.8 version.
I hope you found the posts on this lens useful.

This images shows how big these barges are. I love it.

This last image was converted in Lightroom and shown the Menai Brigde connecting Anglesey with the rest of Wales. I like black and white images so I thought this one deserves to be on the photoblog. I must do more of this (reminder to self).
Of course, if you would like a black model with a red dot on it (i.e. Leica) and pay a couple of hundred more for it you can. It's called the Dlux-5, same camera just re-badged. May have the Leica firmware on it allowing them to process the images a little differently, but basically it's the same camera.

This is using the native 4:3 format. If you look at the shadows on the wall to the right and center you can still see some detail. Nice for a sensor this size.

Using the one to one format brought out the best here. There's a lot of dynamic range in this image but I could easily bring back detail from the sky and shadows at the bottom of the image.

I think this image shows how much detail can be captured with this sensor. I brought out some more detail using Lightrooms clarity function. Those people at Adobe are just geniuses. Again in 16 x 9 format.