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Looking at this picture (or should I say staring at it for a while) feels quite peaceful and quiet.
However this belies the frenetic activity behind the camera!
I had just taken a few properly misty shots without very much colour in a neighbouring field when I saw a hint of orange in the sky.
By the time I got to this field, this scene presented itself. Before the sun blew the highlights in the sky and evaporated the mist I hurried to get the shot...and this was the ONLY one I managed before the sun took off!
Today was one of those frustrating days you get with photography sometimes. I had this idea of what i felt would be a beautiful shot. I checked the tides,position of the sun for sunset and ofcourse weather. What I didn’t count on was that as usual the weather forecast might not be 100% right and worse still when I got to my location and found it like this the weather forecast had changed! So after some swearing rants in my head I thought ok let’s see what we can get. The light was actually quite diffused by the low lying cloud and there was quite a strong cold breeze which meant the light kept changing quickly. Unfortunately this was the best I could make which left me a little frustrated, I did like the fact that I’ve actually caught the sun light breaking through the clouds. I also have caught some sun showers to but I guess this reflects the reality that sometimes in photography there are times where things just don’t work out,despite all your pre planning. Shot at f16 ss 1/150 iso 100 on FE28-70mm
I really liked the light effect that this tree gave. The cooling mist was also very welcome as this was building into the hottest day we had on our trip. We eventually reached 104 degrees Fahrenheit!
A peek-a-boo view looking through the leaves at the lovely bloom. I'm drawn to the diffusion and out of focus effects.
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Focus stack (33 images). Shot with two off-camera strobes (Godox AD200Pro/Godox XPro II L trigger). Flash A, bare bulb, mounted to over to overhead boom, bouned off 32 inch white umbrella. Flash B, round head, modified with white diffuser dome, abobe camera 30 degrees.
Godox 5 inch round reflector for AD20oPro bare bulb head and white diffuser.
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Standing waiting for the light, I eventually decided to take this with the diffuse light. I think the soft lighting works well with the colours, maybe needs a bit more work on it, but I am pleased with this.
Brimms, Caithness, Scotland.
So much for a sunny Saturday forecast. A milky sky greets an empty Minntac limestone train north of Proctor as it nears the end of its overnight assignment. Still, clean 2119 provides some nice color to accent the maple trees.
Long shadows in the early evening at the old correctional facility. This was a weird combination of hazy sunlight blocked by dense foliage filtering through dirty windows.
Probbacher Waldsee in Hessen
Idyllically situated between Probbach and Winkels in the Faulbach valley is a small reservoir, the 2.5-hectare Waldsee with a storage capacity of around 80,000 cubic metres. Its dam is nine metres high and 160 metres long. Built in 1974 as part of the Probbach/Winkels land consolidation programme and subsidised by special funds from the federal government and the EEC, the lake was intended to contribute to the development of the lower Westerwald as a leisure and recreation area. Now that the municipality of Mengerskirchen has built modern sanitary facilities, a kiosk and a barbecue hut here, the forest lake offers excellent opportunities not only for swimming but also for fishing.
Diffused light makes it way out of a heavy cloud deck on a very humid Thursday morning. Five exposure HDR processed with Nik HDR Efex Pro 2
Toronto City Today
Friday, the last weekday to shop before the holidays.
There were three gun shootings by Police today.
A brokehn elevator. Stuck at the top. Nothing more, nothing less.
Did not stop me from getting to the top floor. Lights were fading with the sun. And gained intensity with the cars riding the streets of Montreux. Did not stop the stars either. They descended to pay me a quick visit, sneaking under the ceiling through my thoughts.
#Paying my dues to this beautiful and now abandoned place that rythmed my life during the last months.#