You’ll be surprised about all the types of mirrors that are out there, reflecting images of the world and giving them a new perspective. This is a mix of mostly new photos, plus a few old favorites from earlier blog posts.
The image of the Milky Way reflected on the surface of Crater Lake, Oregon
Upside-down reflection of Yosemite’s El Capitan. Little waves on the surface of the Merced River look like brush strokes on an impressionist painting.
A lonely tree and the upside-down reflection of the volcanic cone in the middle of the Crater Lake in Oregon
Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve, California – where bacteria that were able to incorporate arsenic into their DNA were purportedly found. It does look quite otherworldly!
Night flying over San Francisco in a small Cessna plane, whose wing is reflecting the city lights below.
Skyscrapers reflecting off of other skyscrapers in New York City
The image of Aurora dressed up as a Maiko, reflecting off the shop-window of a ceramics store in Kyoto.
Chris, the cook on our safari trip, admiring the wildlife in Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
Ok, this is not a reflection – which makes the perfectly mirrored position of these two lions on top of a rock in the Serengeti all the more spectacular.