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Thought my original version of this image was screaming out to be black and white....so heres the mono version.
single light portrait. interfit 150
A cold snap has finally arrived. Being the start of February, that is not so bad. I'm not thrilled with it, but, it could have happened much sooner and more often.
M4H Project 52/ Week 8: So Inspired
Lately I'm inspired by shooting in the moment and then finding the hidden gems later. Letting whoever and whatever I'm seeing through my lens just go without direction from me. I'll be the first to admit that sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. This time it did.
Cold War Nuclear Attack Monitoring Bunker in the hills above Holywood, Co. Down, Northern Ireland. Manned by the Royal Observer Corps, who were expected to spend three weeks underground during a Nuclear Exchange. These bunkers are located all over the UK, in various states of decay and can be explored by the adventurous. A few have been restored. Eerie relics of a time when Nuclear War seemed a very real possibility.
Iced trees endanger lone walker. It was a short but heavy snowfall. I used cold tones for this image.
We absolutely love shooting with Haley - she is so much fun, gorgeous, adventurous, and great to have around. She joined us for an hour before heading off to work. We did this shoot on a cold February day but that didn't stop or slow her down (Haley hates cold weather). We use a spot called Mel's Dirty Alley in honor of one of our shooters that found it. It reeks of urban decay, the backs of several cool buildings, a scary parking garage that might house murderers and ghosts, and it really, really does reek. And funky lighting too!
A cold and foggy morning at Rascarrel Bay, Dumfries & Galloway
Winter is still here!
Sony Alpha A700, Sigma 10-20mm, F16, 13mm, ISO160, Exp 1/20 Seconds
Hitech Soft Grad 0.6, Hitech Hard Grad 0.3
As a cold front makes its way through town, CP 246 banks around the curve at Howard Avenue in Des Plaines with CP's Every Child Matters locomotive (CP 8757) leading.
I would say it was worth running into a downpour for this shot.
D9000 / 55022 Royal Scots Grey heads the diverted 1038 Glasgow - Bournemouth through snowy Garsdale on 6 March 1999.
An old one from a winter walk on Ben Alder. Took the shot while taking another bearing on the summit plateau.
Freezing cold here, but a lovely walk yesterday in the sunshine. Been taking a rest from taking photos - the urge to take the camera out seems to have dried up temporarily!