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A re-edit of the last shot but in the usual square format.
I couldn't decide which to upload so here's both.
I'll take one down at some point.
Looking outside through our window one morning while in Nepal. Throughout the trekking trip we stayed in "teahouses" which were never heated....hence Jack Frost ruled.
Shot with Canon EOS 5D Mark II + Canon 24-105mm f/4L IS USM
It took me a while to "arrive" after returning from my six months long South-East-Asia trip. Loads of paperwork and social responsibilities kept me busy. Additionally, after a half year of shooting hundreds of images per day, I enjoyed not using my camera for a bit.
It took eight weeks until I started to feel the creativity flowing through my venes again. I have been shooting a lot more during the past two weeks and I love it.
Shooting has become a part of my daily routine again and thats good. I missed it.
If you like this shot, check out my other Urban Exploration photographies.
Best On Black. Another View of Mendocino Village. Taken from an upstairs window in the apartment I was staying in earlier last month.The view is South East from the center of town. This is classic Mendocino. The 19th century character of the village is preserved in the center of town. I was struck by the beautiful morning light the day after an evening of soaking rain. This image is my favorite of my Mendocino series, and it captures the magic light and air of this beautiful place. It's clearly my favorite North Coast destination, and this apartment provides a window to it's core.
Just playing around with some natural light shots.
For this one I had the model in front of a window. It gave some nice diffuse light. I kinda like it!
All thoughts and comments are greatly appreciated!
I still occasionally stop by this group of abandoned houses for a shot or two. On this day, I was interested in windows.