Exposure Party Sunday
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Tiempo de quedarse en casa, de leer esas novelas que tenemos pendientes, de ordenar papeles, de editar aquella sesión fotográfica que en su día guardamos en el disco duro y olvidamos, de hacer el curso on line para el que nunca tuvimos tiempo y sobre todo, de reordenarnos por dentro, de soltar el acelerador y aprovechar la oportunidad de reflexión que nos da el dichoso coronavirus. Por una vez el mundo se ha parado y nos podemos bajar.
A todos los que estáis enfermos ahora o vais a enfermar en breve, os deseo una rápida recuperación.
Salud!!!
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I know, another Pep Ventosa style "in the round..." :) When I saw these huge azalea trees standing alone (I think that's what they are), I just had to walk around them with my camera.
An in-camera nine exposure with my LB Velvet.
I have a phobia of wasps since I was a child. They scare and intrigue me, all in one. This one visited my table while I had lunch on the terrace of a restaurant.
Whew...I managed not to scream in panic and took a photo of it. Bless the zoom lens of my camera...
Fortunately it lost interest after a while and headed for some more interesting location.
I bought a new GoPro , so thought I'd take it for a walk down the coast.The tide was high but dropping and a. big sea running, so I wandered under the cliffs. I got fascinated by the receding waterfall effect after the waves , so got lost in long exposures. Always on the Ride is by Richmond Fontaine. It's an awful wet day today, so I'll take. look at the GoPro footage and perhaps edit it.
Taken on Acaill (Achill), County Mayo in Ireland. I used a Lee 10 stop ND filter which I learned to use during the workshop I was doing.
Shot the Dahlia first. Then added the white wash cloth out of focus. The double exposure dark setting was used for the exposures, so the wash cloth didn't totally burn out the Dahlia image.
Probably you shall not believe it, but the colors were really there, probably the different purples appear with the different times exposure.
Villarrica, Chile.
A long exposure at Bayfront Avenue near Marina Bay Sands. In the far distance, the Tanjong Pagar Terminal may be seen with its tall cranes filling the skies and urban landscape.
Sunset in Wales, waiting for the sun to drop after a scramble down the bank and over the rocks below.
Arosa Blue Pictoee Lisianthus (Eustoma sp.) double exposure with out of focus statice in the background.
Ailsa Craig from Turnberry, Ayrshire, Scotland.
I took my new EOSR to the coast at Turnberry, Scotland last night to get more familiar with the controls. I was treated to a sunset of incredible clarity and colour. It was so reminiscent of my trips to Portugal.
This is a 5 sec exposure taken 45 mins after sunset. The sky was a warm magenta violet with a band of burnt orange. I found some nice compositions with the flows of water in the sand leading the eye out to Ailsa Craig. I like how the only two tiny clouds in the sky were positioned too. Stunning.
Ailsa Craig is a 340m tall volcanic plug 10 miles off the coast that is the source of floorless blue granite for all the world's curling stones.
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