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Lochan Na Achlaise, Scotland.
We stopped by the side of the road for this shot, and were then stuck in mud for 2 hours! Even after 5 guys tried to push our car out, we eventually called the roadside assistance to use a winch.
So, I hope you like this picture!
This what seems to be a sunset picture is actually the result of Light Polution from the nearest town, (Loughborough).
I love night time photography as it's so peaceful and the way the light plays upon the clouds above by the moon and below by the light polution....
Yet another reminder of how over populated our little country is....
Sunset from October 2006 in Helsinki, Finland. If you do not tell to anybody I can admit that I actually took this one thogh the window of my hotel room at Hilton Kalastajatorppa. Sun started to go down, coulds turned really nice I knew that I would not have time to get out and take proper shots... So I just ensured that I was as close as the window as possible and started shooting. though the hotel window. Could you tell by looking at the picure that there were some 15mm (3 layer window) extra glass between the object and my D200's sensor?
Original photo has been getting some levels adjustment and slight saturation enhancement on Photoshop but no major editing has been done. Yellow light effects are from real and done by mother nature.
Taken from Oxfordshire, UK with a Canon 1100D with 18-55mm lens
ISO-800 for either 0.6 or 0.8 seconds
Wisps of clouds give us a brief break between tons of rain.
does the face remind someone of hitchcock?
or poirot maybe?
Travelled a different road home this afternoon (through dairy country) and was lucky enough to capture this wonderful sky. This is in the lower Hunter Valley, north of Sydney, New South Wales.
Darol Harshman couldn’t forget his milestone birthday this week when his team decorated his office. Happy Birthday!
I would build a cloudy House
For my thoughts to live in;
When for earth too fancy-loose
And too low for Heaven!
Hush! I talk my dream aloud---
I build it bright to see,---
I build it on the moonlit cloud,
To which I looked with thee.
You can see the clouds getting thicker as you look East (the right side of the picture). Yes, these clouds were spread all over people's driveways as snow just a few days later...