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After capturing a few hundred shots of leaves passing by as the stars passed overhead, I decided to try another location with a less definite current. It turned out great! I can't wait to show you the time-lapse video.
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This closer shot taken from Kay Falls looked black and white before it was captured. I don't make reference to its lack of colour in the landscape, but rather what was in my mind. I wanted to release what seemed otherwise hidden in the scene.
When combined, the dark shadows and the brilliant whites show such tension, and the very essence of the scene.
. . . on black . . . Via Fluidr . . . (then click on image to view details LARGE) . . . bigger is definitely better
"Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting and autumn a mosaic of them all." ~ Stanley Horowitz
thanx to Patrick Hoesly . . . www.flickr.com/photos/zooboing/4100044548/
If I fall
If I die
Know I lived it to the fullest
If I fall
If I die
Know I lived it missing bullets
15/365
I've taken a huge liking to windows, bed sheets & bright lights. Hopefully tomorrow will have some darker tones and warmer colours though because my stream is starting to look really uniform! That said, I feel like this project is a new beginning, and for all the right reasons.
It SNOWED last night, can you believe that!? It doesn't normally snow in Chapel Hill, and two days ago it was about 75 degrees outside. Today it's all gone and bright and sunny. Bipolar weather as always. I really wish it were during the daytime though so I could have had a chance to shoot! It's President's Day today so I'm at home all morning with no classes! I do have work later though :( followed by a whopping three days off!! I can't wait, I've been starting to feel tired even when I wake up which isn't like me!
Hope everyone's day is peachy and mangoey and whatnot :) xx
Common Loon(Winter plumage)
Central Ontario
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New Zealand weather in autumn
Long, sunny days tend to linger long into New Zealand’s autumn, and with average high temperatures of between 18 degrees Celcius (°C) and 25°C, you’ll hardly notice summer has ‘officially’ ended. Nights begin to get chilly around mid-April. Because it’s no longer high season, you won’t encounter the busy crowds of summer.
Autumn in New Zealand spans the months of March, April and May.