Reflections, Lake Sam Rayburn TX
The aftermath of a very pretty sunset. The clouds rolled in fast just before sunset and here you can see they started to dissipate soon after. On the way to the lake that day I was telling Nini that we’d probably end up with no clouds, no sunset and head home early! Every shoot is an adventure and that’s why I always say that you never know if there is going to be a good sunset or sunrise unless you’re there.
This is a single 15 second exposure. I used a circular polarizer to increase the glare on the water, bringing out the reflection.
Critiques are always welcome.
Daily photo: February 3, 2013, taken January 25, 2013
The aftermath of a very pretty sunset. The clouds rolled in fast just before sunset and here you can see they started to dissipate soon after. On the way to the lake that day I was telling Nini that we’d probably end up with no clouds, no sunset and head home early! Every shoot is an adventure and that’s why I always say that you never know if there is going to be a good sunset or sunrise unless you’re there.
This is a single 15 second exposure. I used a circular polarizer to increase the glare on the water, bringing out the reflection.
Critiques are always welcome.
Daily photo: February 3, 2013, taken January 25, 2013
very pretty sunset. The clouds rolled in fast just before sunset and here you can see they started to dissipate soon after. On the way to the lake that day I was telling Nini that we’d probably end up with no clouds, no sunset and head home early! Every shoot is an adventure and that’s why I always say that you never know if there is going to be a good sunset or sunrise unless you’re there.
This is a single 15 second exposure. I used a circular polarizer to increase the glare on the water, bringing out the reflection.
Critiques are always welcome.
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Reflections, Lake Sam Rayburn TX
The aftermath of a very pretty sunset. The clouds rolled in fast just before sunset and here you can see they started to dissipate soon after. On the way to the lake that day I was telling Nini that we’d probably end up with no clouds, no sunset and head home early! Every shoot is an adventure and that’s why I always say that you never know if there is going to be a good sunset or sunrise unless you’re there.
This is a single 15 second exposure. I used a circular polarizer to increase the glare on the water, bringing out the reflection.
Critiques are always welcome.
Daily photo: February 3, 2013, taken January 25, 2013
The aftermath of a very pretty sunset. The clouds rolled in fast just before sunset and here you can see they started to dissipate soon after. On the way to the lake that day I was telling Nini that we’d probably end up with no clouds, no sunset and head home early! Every shoot is an adventure and that’s why I always say that you never know if there is going to be a good sunset or sunrise unless you’re there.
This is a single 15 second exposure. I used a circular polarizer to increase the glare on the water, bringing out the reflection.
Critiques are always welcome.
Daily photo: February 3, 2013, taken January 25, 2013
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