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The first requirement in photographing reflections is still water. Most of us think we need large water bodies to get those lovely reflections.

Humans are attracted to water. Historically, public and open spaces were symbolic of power, authoritarianism and influence. Water and water bodies have played a major role in defining this character in cities, even more so within public spaces and open spaces.

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