Shutter: 1/125. f/7.1, ISO 100, focal length 18mm. Handheld. Temperature, about 18 degree F.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
White?
The other morning, I was up early enough to think about dashing over to our local park to catch the sunrise (brrrrrrr!) This is the path that runs along the lake. Between the long shadows and early-morning light, the brilliant-white snow was, well, not so much white. Still pretty though!
Shutter: 1/125. f/7.1, ISO 100, focal length 18mm. Handheld. Temperature, about 18 degree F.
Shutter: 1/125. f/7.1, ISO 100, focal length 18mm. Handheld. Temperature, about 18 degree F.
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I love the angle you shot this at...it turns an ordinary snow picture into a stunning photograph...funny what a simple perspective change does to create excitement!
ReplyDeleteInteresting patterns the snow is making too. Love the colors, even if the snow is not quite white!
ReplyDeleteOOOooh. I love the angle and the light in this!
ReplyDeleteGreat angle and composition. Maybe you can do a repeat when the trees and grass are green!!
ReplyDeleteEspecially nice when enlarged - that rosy glow is beautiful. And I love the data you included - 18 degrees! Brrrr is right!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot, Val! Smart to catch this sunrise, even if you did risk frostbite!
ReplyDeleteGreat angle and I love the reflection of the sunrise on the snow. The trail makes great lines also. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great shot. Nice composition and the angle makes the image very interesting to the eye. Nicely done!
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