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Beautiful light rays illuminating this stunning piece of history.
My friend and I got up at a silly time that morning and when we arrived, bleary eyed, there were quite a few photographers already snapping away. They waited for the sun to rise but packed up before this little show began! I was there to capture it though ;)
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This was goldenhour over Ilfracombe harbour, North Devon, last night. If you aren't from the UK, the town is noted for having been a Victorian holiday resort made possible by the (then new) train travel. It was blissfully peaceful for a Bank Holiday Weekend when we shot here; that was probably because of the huge storms that hit the area as forecast - lots of sheet and fork lightning, a downpour and tree branch debris littering the roads back to Exmoor!
f/13, 19 mm, 1/125th sec at ISO 100 & manual exposure
Pylons running behind a field of wheat with a glorious sunset beyond. The clouds created wonderful light rays which I can never resist photographing!
No filters used. Only minimal corrections in Capture One. The photos are made only using the right exposure and aperture to create the effects.
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While fishing off the coast of South Australia we were treated to a dawn light display, lucky I had my phone with me and a few decent sized snappers for a few meals 😋
Yes, I've posted this one several times, with various crops, edits, you name it. I've had the hardest time processing this one because the light was so difficult. This screams for a GND filter but I don't have one so I've been using the one in Lightroom and adjusting the temperature, clarity, contrast, everything to try to get it to look the way I saw it. I think I've finally gotten it right. Then again, I've said that before…. It was the most dramatic dawn I've ever seen so it deserves to be worked on. All comments welcome, especially critiques and suggestions for improvement!
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Beech trees welcome the day's first light at the appropriately named Buijinbayashi (literally translated, "Pretty Lady Grove"). While the abundance of rice terraces in the area initially attracted me, this grove showered with morning light took my breath away.
I've been thinking of focusing on black and white for a while and so I decided to start messing with some of my existing photos. I'm liking the way this came out. Here's the color version for reference - flic.kr/p/2hKVaJQ. Which do you prefer?
The fog was heavy and the sun was just starting to burn through. Not something often seen in Toronto ! Actually fog not smog !
The lighthouse at Cape Schanck just after sunset. Walking in the dark was fun but managed to make it out without tripping on too many unseen obstacles.
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