Posts Tagged: twilight
Fox-Bark Walk
I don’t believe it would be possible to pump more color into this than was actually the case. These are the same three sycamores in other recent posts. A fox scolded me for intruding into its turf—thus the name.
45mm Zeiss Tessar CY, Canon 5D Mk II, Aperture 3, Ps CS5.
The Dragon
Maclura pomifera!
80-200mm Zeiss Vario-Sonnar, Canon 5D Mk II, Aperture 3, Ps CS5.
Second Light Canaan Mountain
A little later than the last post but still very dark.
45mm Zeiss Tessar CY, Canon 5D Mk II, Aperture 3, Ps CS5.
Bear Rocks, Dolly Sods, Sunset
From my most recent trip to Dolly Sods. I reintroduced friend and fellow photographer Bob Clark to the area on this trip. I didn’t spend much time there this year—perhaps three trips to the Mon. I’ll have to do better next year.
21mm Zeiss Distagon ZE, Canon 5D Mk II, Aperture 3.2, Ps CS5, HDR.
Scrabble Dusk
The transition from day into night. I am fascinated by the juxtaposition of the colors of day against those of the night. The soft and sensual quality of the light typical of this transition absorbs me completely. Twilight makes magic.
80-200mm Zeiss Vario-Sonnar CY, Canon 5D Mk II, Aperture 3.2, Ps CS5.