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Mirrored Landscapes on Australia’s Lake Eyre

Using mirrors on a salt lake, we see gorgeous sunset reflections.

By Moss & Fog1 min read

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The images you see are not renderings. Nor are they superimposed. They’re real mirrors making real reflections. Wow.

The perfectly flat landscape of Lake Eyre is a great canvas for photography, and in the hands of Murray Fredericks, it becomes magic. Using a large mirror placed on the shallow water surface, Fredericks captures amazing, colorful reflections, sunsets, and a beautiful double horizon.

Clean, pure, and elegant work. The nighttime shots are phenomenal, and many of the images look so clean that they might be completely fabricated. Though a behind-the-scenes video shows the process and beautiful results of this exciting series.  Via Colossal:

 

All images © Murray Fredericks

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