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I left home a little later today due to the mist. Even when I got to the location at 1100hours it was making little effort in clearing.
I had gone with an idea in mind, which unfortunately due to the weather will have to be left to another day.
Fortunately when you have a camera in your hands, there is one thing you must do with it - take pix.
Frosty Steps in Natural
Frosty Steps Dramatic Tone
Landing Beacon in the mist.
Towards Eddlesborough in the mist.
...and then when I was reversing the car to leave to meet Anne I spotted a bird hovering.
Much to my amazement the sky had cleared in the area of the bird. I stopped abruptly and managed to fire off just a few shots before its prey saw a shadow over him/her.
Sparrowhawk in an Oly blue sky.
E-5 A mode and various settings. Lenses used 12-60 and 70-300 coupled with the EC-14 1.4 converter
Regards. Barr1e
Also posted on www.fourthirds-user.com
I had gone with an idea in mind, which unfortunately due to the weather will have to be left to another day.
Fortunately when you have a camera in your hands, there is one thing you must do with it - take pix.
Frosty Steps in Natural
Frosty Steps Dramatic Tone
Landing Beacon in the mist.
Towards Eddlesborough in the mist.
...and then when I was reversing the car to leave to meet Anne I spotted a bird hovering.
Much to my amazement the sky had cleared in the area of the bird. I stopped abruptly and managed to fire off just a few shots before its prey saw a shadow over him/her.
Sparrowhawk in an Oly blue sky.
E-5 A mode and various settings. Lenses used 12-60 and 70-300 coupled with the EC-14 1.4 converter
Regards. Barr1e
Also posted on www.fourthirds-user.com
I particularly like the Dramatic tone shot compared with the Natural tone version. Was this done 'in camera' or in PP. Either way it shows what can be done to enhance a photo taken in somewhat flat lighting. I reckon the landing beacon shot could be similarly enhanced also.
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