Reflection Photography

Photographic Art Entitled:

Autumn Reflections.

Below is an exhibit where you may view the unique and delightfully new art form in photography whose character draws the viewer to examine the symmetrical patterns, colors and shapes with considerable intrigue. The eyes are not easily fatigued in this art form.

The resolution is slightly blurred on these internet images verses the prints or framed works. The result is that the sharpness of the detail loses some of the tight textures and patterns of lines produced in the alignment of the reflective photography. But the overall intriguing quality is visible. And when they are purchased a complete money back guarantee is offered if the beauty and innovation of this art form is not satisfactory to you.

The photographic art of "Autumn Reflections" stand among the most lovely works of prints and framed art available today.

Their creation was innovative and unique. As the green colored chlorophyll fades from the leaves of autumn the true color of the leaf of various types of trees becomes shown: shades of red, yellow, peach, and violet. In the summer of 2007 a severe drought struck the Southeast of the United States of America, which in turn produced the most vibrant colors of the last 100 years.

These were captured on film in the graceful hills of Tennessee and expanded through creating photograpic reflections of the different images to produce a more panoramic proportion.

This reflective photography created the absolute symmetry in this photographic artform. The result produced textures, patterns, and vibrant colors, whose caressing and intriguing quality have been printed in 18x24 inch dimensions with archival inks lasting 300 years.

Matching the character of the photograpic art with the most compatible picture frames available, "Autumn Reflections" stand among the most pleasant works of art available today—visually stunning.
Available in print or framed form, you will find there to be no unpleasant combination tones or fatiguing quality in their view. With a total of seven works, with three being best suited for home or gallery (ornate gold and silver frames), the other four are best suited to cabin or office environment (having black, cherry mahogany and natural pine frames).