Hi folks, one of my traditional landscape photography from the Wakefield region posts today. I’m having to post a couple of my B-sides from earlier this year when we had all the snow. I found it during after a bit of an unforced photo library reorganisation, the less said about that the better! It wasn’t my favorite shot of the morning but I thought I’d put it up, if anything to remind people what a sunrise looks like as it seems so long since we’ve seen a decent one (although it was a nice day yesterday). The details were ISO100, f/16, 1/8 at 32mm and if I recall correctly I’ll have had my Neutral density grad on. Even though I have used a silhouetted tree and branch to frame the sky I still wanted the snowy field behind to be visible, so I still used a grad, otherwise everything but the sky would be black. I polished it up a little in lightroom as I tend to do with shots with all my landscape photography with quite a high dynamic range.
Posts Tagged ‘tree’
Out again this evening, sky was nice, although a bit too clear for my tastes but you can’t have everything. I got this wintery lamp …
Read MoreHi folks, hope everyone had a great christmas and a happy new year. Not posted for a while but I …
Read MoreWe went up for a drive around the Yorkshire Dales yesterday, had some great weather which was pretty lucky. We got the the Ribblehead viaduct for sunrise, I’ve wanted to do a panoramic of this for sometime but never had any decent light. The were both about 8 shot stiches each at 70mm and joined …
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Read MoreI went out with a friend on the bikes today to take some photos, I think he’d been inspired by some of the river shots I did recently and wanted to have a go at them. The day was pretty overcast so we didn’t have hard light coming through the leaves and as …
Read MoreI was struggling for a decent composition this evening, probably because I spent most of it chatting to a fellow photographer when I should have been scouting out locations! Anyway I usually do lone trees but there wasn’t really enough space between these to isolate one tree so I got a bunch …
Read MoreLast post 24th March! If I knew what the date was I’d be shocked, I know we’re close to some religous shebang that has something to do with chocolate and …
Read MoreI had a feeling we’d get a decent sunset this evening but I couldn’t have been more wrong, a mite disappointing to say the least!It was pretty windy up …
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