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I very recently started a new job after being laid off from my previous employer, so I haven't had much time to be out with my camera. This stream is on the property of my new employer, and was just too tempting not to grab a few shots.
A couple by a stream and an impromptu lift
Canon 1DmkIV
Canon 70-200F2.8
ISO400 1/30 @F4
2xCanon 580exII camera right triggered by YN622C's
A few months ago a professional photographer I bumped into while on Stetson University campus showed me how a rainbow is formed from the fountain when the sun strikes it just right. Well I later found today how the spray combined with the sun and looking at it at the right angle enhances the rainbow effect.
Here I'm looking NE towards the corner of the library. Not sure if that guy sitting in that bench works for this shot, but what could I say to him?
666 is a Leyland Atlantean AN68 new in 1978 with unique Northern Counties bodywork. The vehicle is a one-off, and featured many features which were light years ahead of its time back in '78, such as electronic destination displays, impact-absorbant front bumper, one-piece flat windscreen (with three wipers!) and an extremely angular front-end design. A strange vehicle, even by Nottingham's standards!
The vehicle is now preserved at the Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre, Ruddington.
I found this delightful spot on my walk yesterday...
Much better large!! www.flickr.com/photos/kerto/3449128225/sizes/o/
Sitakunda, Chittagong, Bangladesh.
EXIF Details: Camera:: Canon EOS 600D || Lens:: Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II || Shutter Speed:: 1/8 || Aperture:: f 20 || ISO:: 200 || Focal Length:: 28mm
Another view of the Mill Pond Stream in Bracknell. This time looking at the bridge where I took the first shot from.
In my holiday in Ireland I was very keen to test out my dark filter and get some long exposure shots which otherwise would have been impossible to get.
However in looking hard for opportunities I sometimes overlooked the simple things staring me in the face.
This was a case in point, just a simple picture of a simple stream abundant with colour and poise.
Taken early in the morning, It was overcast and misty but this made it perfect to capture the movement of the water and get this effect.
It's amazing how different angles and compositions can change the view of a photo. You can see that in the following photos.
Kamikawa cho, Kansai, Japan 2016 ... Staying at "The House - Artist Retreat" check out the video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K37sRk6ANc