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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.
A miserable morning when suddenly the sky for only 2-3 minutes transformed into such dramatic colours. Only just managed to get stopped and grab my phone.
I'm off to the Washington coast for a weekend photography retreat with my friend Karen. I'm looking forward to photographing some rural landscapes, stormy seas, and endless horizons where the land meets the ocean. I'm looking forward to learing how to finally take my camera out of auto mode :-) Most of all I'm looking forward to having time to learn new things, unwind and relax and catch up with a good friend. I hope I'll have some great photos to show you in a few days.
Flypaper textures :: Greystoke and Aquaflore
The steep, but most popular way to the top of Thorpe Cloud. This little hill is only around 910 feet high, but it's a very steep 910 feet high........ The official footpath 'zigs' along Lin Dale and 'zags' back to the top of Thorpe Cloud and is a much pleasanter, grassy walk.
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.
As the diffuse eruption cloud of Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano continued its journey across the UK, a clear sky gave the sun another opportunity to illuminate the stratosphere in a glorious light show. Volcanic dust was found on cars in Sheffield and Yorkshire was treated to scenes like this magenta-hued sunset over Ilkley Moor. The BBC reported that the airlines lose about £130,000,000 a day as a result of such events. The UK government's scientific research body NERC flew a series of propeller-driven planes loaded with instruments to analyse the composition of the ash and monitor the situation. England's skies finally re-opened with a large flight backlog and disruption went on for some time after.
This image is composed of three exposures merged together in an HDR process.
The moon shines as the afternoon sun lights up the approaching storm at Bronte Beach, Sydney, NSW Australia