February 27th, 2012. On Monday I took the camera with me to our “new” offices on Queen Victoria Street, and took it out at lunchtime for a walk around Southwark Bridge. As I took the steps down the side of the bridge I noticed that the building next to me had a very reflective polished granite surface. I started to play with using it to create mirrored images - I took several photos this way, but the one here on the left is my favourite of the lot. This really set the tone for the rest of my walk - looking for interesting reflections in glass windows, metal surfaces, and granite building facades. Just before the end of my walk, as I was waiting for the light to change so I could cross the street, I turned around and noticed the cherub in the photo on the right being reflected in a polished stone engraved with a building’s name. The final image really appeals to me - it’s not a perfect mirror image and I think that’s part of its beauty.
Photo Info 1 ( Bridge Reflection) - Date: 27/02/2012 13:33:11 GMT, Camera Model: Panasonic DMC-G3, Lens: LUMIX G 20/f1.7, ISO 160, Focal Length (35mm): 40mm, Aperture: f/1.7, Shutter Speed: 1/640
Photo Info 2 (Angel Reflection) - Date: 27/02/2012 114:00:55 GMT, Camera Model: Panasonic DMC-G3, Lens: LUMIX G 20/f1.7, ISO 800, Focal Length (35mm): 40mm, Aperture: f/11, Shutter Speed: 1/20
