Hello Shadow Hunters. Welcome to Round 27 of the Reflection Hunters Contest hosted and judged by 
I have always wanted to capture both shadow and reflection together in one photo. I thought it would be cool. But I haven't been quite successful until, I think, now. You be the judge.
It was a late morning for me and it was already close to noontime when I started the watering chores. The sun's position was almost overhead and the sun's glare on the water puddles made it impossible to cause any reflections at all. However, I noticed there was a shadow in the ground which covered the glare on the water, and thereby allowing the creation of a reflection on the shaded portion of the wet patches.
The photo above was taken recently just right after I watered the plants. The shadow is that of our tall sunflower plant with big wide leaves. The reflections are those of our temple trees and the edge of our patio's roof.
Here's a couple of shots from the same shadow but angled a little bit to the right.
Observe how all the reflections are on the shadows. The parts not covered by the shadows just show nothing but the ground. Shadows creating reflections. Reflections on shadows! What a treat.
The next and last photo is a part of the garden where the shadows are from the temple tree itself and a semi circle on the left side which up to now I cannot determine where or what object formed the shadow. I'm still figuring it out and when I do find out I will surely let you know : )
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(All photos are mine.)