Reflections

Sometimes an image gains more significance not from looking directly at it's subject, but by peering at the light being reflected back off another surface. Browse a selection of our top photographers exploring the effect of reflective surfaces. These artists have made use of mirrors, water and windows to capture images that have multiple layers of visual appeal.

Curated by Megan George

(CreativeWork) Westernport twilight Ed. 1 of 6 by Piers Buxton. Photograph. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Westernport twilight Ed. 1 of 6

ByPiers Buxton

59.4cm (W) x 42cm (H)

Photograph
A$300
(CreativeWork) Self Reflection Ed. 1 of 100 by Sarah Grace. Photograph. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Self Reflection Ed. 1 of 100

BySarah Grace

42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

Photograph
A$290
(CreativeWork) Nepenthe Ed. 2 of 100 by Sarah Grace. Photograph. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Nepenthe Ed. 2 of 100

BySarah Grace

42cm (W) x 29.7cm (H)

Photograph
A$290
(CreativeWork) Softly as in a Morning Ed. 1 of 3 by Alex Frayne. Photograph. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Softly as in a Morning Ed. 1 of 3

ByAlex Frayne

100cm (W) x 75cm (H)

Photograph
A$900
(CreativeWork) Gentler Tides Ed. 1 of 5 by Simon Ng. Photograph. Shop online at Bluethumb.

Gentler Tides Ed. 1 of 5

BySimon Ng

40cm (W) x 27cm (H)

Photograph
A$310
(CreativeWork) Barmera Mirror Ed. 1 of 1 by Alex Frayne. Photograph. Shop online at Bluethumb.
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Barmera Mirror Ed. 1 of 1

ByAlex Frayne

100cm (W) x 100cm (H)

Photograph
A$2,250

About the Curator

Megan George

Megan is the Content & Creative Manager at Bluethumb, working across our social media, digital marketing and creative production.
Melbourne born and bred, her days at Bluethumb are filled with many coffees, cuddles from the resident canine companions and of course, constantly adding to her burgeoning art collection.

Recent Curations

Surrealist Wall Art

Monochromatic Moments: Greyscale Wall Art

Modern Nostalgia