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It might have been a tranquil sunset to enjoy, but mosquitoes began to swarm us from the marsh. . .so we did not linger to enjoy the fading rays of gold. . .
I was lucky to come across a number of birds just resting on electrical wires... This one is just one of few shots I was able to take...
Keep an eye out for the rest! :)
Happy Monday Blues!
From my window.
The artist of the fantasy animal named it "Andalusian Tail Watcher"
Explore Feb.11 2010 #194
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Here is a capture taken in Bar Harbor Maine earlier in the blue hour where I was able to try opening the aperture wide on the 24mm, go to ISO 250 and keep the exposure to around 8 seconds. With the slight chop in the water, this is about the total time to keep the shutter open and not have the boats docked there from moving.
Also, the White Balance here is around 5000K ... allowing for a nice balance I think between the blue hour sky and the warmer light from the town area lighting up the pier and boats.
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I really like the blue tones on the snow, reflections from the lovely sky. This day was very cold and you can see there is some mist coming off of the river. The trees along the farther shore are especially frosty because of that drifting mist.
fotograaf Rudy Leukfeldt
bewerkte foto van tentoonstelling in Drents Museum
Window of my eyes – 75 jaar Harry ‘Cuby’ Muskee