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Just one more image of grasses in the sunlight
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I find this interesting. I like how as the sun was setting and the sunlight was pushing through the pedals of these roses. I try to title my photos and for this particular capture I like “Sunlight Through Roses.” There’s a certain warmth and attraction that comes together in this capture. Gratitude and Kindness are present in all of our works if we look closely. Thanks for viewing my photos.
Inspired by one of my favorite pictures - I am still searching for the similar mood, but this one I'd like to show you :) I noticed "my" lantern at the left side of the "original" has gone, and because of the nice sunshine of that afternoon I did it without the column. The arches don't look as monumental as in the first one, the people are too close. And the lamps don't have starlets - I still have no clue when I have to show up, but I let's see if I catch them another time ;-) Anyway, to me it is another lovely scene with gorgeous sunlight, and with Sunlight Explorers.
This sunlight linked me through the ages to that past consciousness.
Alexandra Jacobs
hbw :)
NEW: "i love your work 5"
around sunset
in the background an apple tree
some people "see" in the middle the face of teddy bear.
i ' ve chosen the Tele as macro. In manual mode i closed the aperture to a maximum to reduce light and kept ISO as low as possible and than adjusted shutterspeed. Focus was set on the flower of course.
Sunlight amazes me after months of rain and fog. This is a slinky, "a precompressed helical spring toy invented by Richard James in the early 1940s. It can perform a number of tricks, including travelling down a flight of steps end-over-end as it stretches and re-forms itself with the aid of gravity and its own momentum, or appear to levitate for a period of time after it has been dropped."
But I simply wanted to play with the bokeh light and shadows, for now.
Sun setting onto the shoulder of Castell Criccieth, Lleyn Peninsula light reflected on the Black Rock Sands
I wish I had a more "proper" camera with me that day
It has been said however, the best camera is the one you have with you
I took this shot and got in to drive away, on the road something I have never seen as the grid got lined with the sun, shadows cast down from the lines causing the dark shadow lines in X down, there was no place to pull over for second shot and it only last maybe 30 seconds and the lines drifted on.
Under the canopy of the woodland area I stood and captured the sunlight illuminating the beautiful leaves as they turned their Autumn colours
Photograph 2008, scan 2025
The clouds blew in and blocked the sunlight beyond.
Osaka 4x5 camera / 210mm Schneider APO Componon / (expired) Kodak Tri-X / Agfa Rodinal / Film scan / Epson V700 / Silverfast / Adobe CS.
2008 North Shore - Palisade Head 1
After so many rainy, grey days (even by Scottish standards!) it was a relief to have some lovely. golden winter sunlight (with long shadows) bathing the city, like here in the West End. The large building on the right, centre, used to be the big Fraser's department store, now extinct, like most other department stores, now the home to the Johnnie Walker whisky experience
By running this image through Photomatix and Lightroom in a specific way, I was able to enhance the sunlight through the mist without creating excessive amounts of noise. At the same time, the light and colours through the leaves on the trees was perked up, giving these parts of the image a really attractive finish too. I tried to end up with a look of "believable realism" to the final image, despite what was, for me, quite a lot of tinkering.