Reflections can add greatly to any photograph. There is something striking about reflections, they add depth, color, scale, texture and sort of pull you into the image.
Mount Shuksan
Cypress Island

One item you’ll need to capture reflections is a polarizer. Try to position yourself at a 45 degree to the light for best results and as you rotate the polarizer you’ll see the reflection pop out. Be prepared to get low, maybe on your belly to get the shot!

Pond along Reiter Road
Boats along Samish Bay

I am always on the hunt for any size body of water.
Balloon reflected in a artificial “pond”
Sunset Through an Open Window

Small puddles work great!
Liberty Bell from Washington Pass Overlook along the North Cascades Highway

The water does not have to be clear!
Tulips Reflected
Mud Puddle Reflection

Even wet surfaces can create wonderful reflections.
Reflections in Sand

Everytime you see any standing water, try for a reflection!
Amphitheater Mountain Reflected, Pasayten Wilderness

Squalicum Bay

Sunset and Muddy Water