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Normally, when visiting lakeside, riverside, or seaside attractions, if you can skillfully use lighting effects and camera angles, you can capture breathtaking sky mirrors.
Water reflections beside the National Taichung Theater (Photo / bb211019)
The gleaming city skyscrapers beside the National Taichung Theater look even more vibrant in the water. With airborne impurities filtered out, the light reflections on the water’s surface appear even more dazzling than in reality.
Sunset by the river and the Crescent Bridge in the water (Photo / shengkai_traver)
The pre-typhoon fiery clouds also set the Banqiao Crescent Bridge ablaze. Though the shimmering ripples on the river surface couldn’t capture the fine details of the bridge, they painted the sunset-lit fiery clouds on the water like an oil painting.
Nighttime blue-hour light sculpture fish (Photo / shengkai_travel)
The light sculpture fish at Yilan Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center, paired with the half-fish in the lake, form a complete fish. The calm lake surface perfectly reflects the outline of the light sculpture fish, creating a dreamlike scene.
The sea can sometimes offer great mirror shots too (Photo / hengkai_travel)
Just after the typhoon passed, the sky over Taichung Gaomei Wetlands was full of clouds, but they didn’t obscure the glassy, mirror-like sea surface. The light shining through the clouds made the water sparkle beautifully.
Puddle near the Taichung Intercontinental Baseball Stadium (Photo / jaylove791206)
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