Kerri Daltons Reflections

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Kerri Daltons

Reflections

• These are awesome!!

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My favorite reflective
images!
I like this one because you can see the actual
key board and a blurry copy of it above!
This photo would is my favorite because it looks
almost as if I pasted anther photo on top of it!
I like this because you can tell that it is a
reflection from the sink because of the water
drops in the bottom right side of the photo.
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Reflective clock!
I like this photo too but I think its more
appealing when you show the whole clock along
with the reflection.
This is the better photo of the 5 outtakes
because you can tell that it is a photo of a
clock. I also wanted to state that I didnt add
all 5 outtakes, only 2.
I thought this would be better if it wasn't so
bright! I used a flash setting using/letting in
way too much light.
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More reflections!
This is the best photo of the Tech Ed door
because you can still see the red paper, but you
can see the reflection of the room too
This is one of my outtake photos of the door to
the tech Ed room. the photo is red because I was
holding a red piece of paper to the light and
onto the lens.
This photo is an outtake because you can see my
hand In the reflection. I think this is still a
great photo and I put it in here because you can
see the words reflecting from the red paper onto
the glass window of the Tech room.
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Through the glass! (Without
reflection)
This is another photo taken through the Tech
windows. This is a photo of a fan using the
outdoors setting.
This photo was taken through the glass window of
the Tech room, using the setting landscape.
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picture through the show case!
You can see a reflection in the photo.
There is no reflection in the photo.
This photo was with the Auto setting and you can
see the flash in the photo.
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Created Image
the image is not touching together because I
wanted it to have the appearance of being in the
sky above a dark ocean or lake. Basically the sun
over a body of water only using the earth instead.
This is what my image originally came from. I
created it by using the magic wand to get rid of
the background so that it was just the earth.
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The Law of Reflective Light

• the law of reflective light states that when
  light bounces off a flat surface, the angle at
  which it hits the surface will be equal to the
  angle at which it bounces away.
• For example if it hits at 30 degrees it will
  bounce away at 30 degrees too.