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Sunset at Mugu Beach/rock silhouetting on and around lifeguard tower and lovers on the beach and Anacapa island in the back ground
Sunset beach shoot in Jupiter, Florida with the amazing Shelby. (MM# 1371784)
Read my blog post on this shoot.
Strobist info:
- AlienBees B800 in stripbox w/ grid camera right.
- AlienBees B800 7" reflector subject right.
- Triggered with ST-E2 Transmitter + RadioPopper PX Transmitter + JrX Studio Receivers.
I had forgotten my tripod attachment, so I had to shoot at a lower F-Stop. I think this was in the 1.4-3.2 but I'd have to double check to be sure. I've never been very good with getting the lens to make the bokeh circles for me, but this one worked out well!
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Avocet, Sunset Reflection. © Copyright 2018 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
An avocet feeds in shallow water reflecting sunset light
I remember, many years ago, taking a college class that included a section on birds in the San Francisco Bay Area. The birding gene didn't initially take for me — that came many years later — but I remember what must have been a very effective presentation on differences among shore birds. The birds found along the edges of bodies of water vary greatly in size and shape, from very small to quite large, and their leg and bill sizes vary, too. What I recall is the obvious point, that I hadn't thought of before, that each bird, with its long or short legs and its long or short bill, is adapted to a different niche in this environment, and even to differing depths of water.
The avocet is a striking bird in many ways. This one, like most that I've seen, was an almost solitary specimen. If another was nearby I did not see it. The bird has long legs, which it puts to use by wading in a few inches of water as it feeds. The long, curved beak allows it to reach down and pluck edibles out of the water. This one was feeding close to the shoreline and moving toward water that reflects the sunset sky, so I held still and waited for it to move into just the right position, where the colors of reflected sky were most strongly reflected in the water.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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A sunset shot from Wick Water Lake, Gloucestershire. Originally a dull sunset shot, but processed to produce some soft golden tones.
Pentax K-3
Samyang 10mm f/2.8
Aperture ƒ/8.0
Focal length 10.0 mm
Shutter 1/250
ISO 400
Sunset Bay and its cobblestone beach along the shore of Lake Superior, Keweenaw Peninsula, UP Michigan.
K3I39623c.
Another beautiful sunset on the Jones Family Farm.
I love this tree. Sadly, in a year or so, the highway is going to cut straight through the farm and they are going to take out this beauty of a tree. I will be heartbroken. I might just have to tie myself to it in protest.
Edit: EXPLORED! Highest position thus far – 8 on Sunday, February 27, 2011.
Last nights sunset was beautiful and it's also nice to see that the ice is finally starting to melt!
Photo taken & processed on my iPhone 4.
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