Taken from my garden this morning - man, it makes you feel good to be alive
1DS2, 24 - 70 lens at 43mm rested on gate post, ISO 320, f22@1/10th, increase saturation by 9, increase contrast by 10, otherwise as is.
Best wishes
Phil
What a view from your garden, you lucky so and so , all I see are brick walls and piles of concrete
Nice image, at least I think so but I know nought about landscapes as you know
Posted by Larry Corbett on November 3, 2006 at 5:23 AM
Wow that's some view you have Phil, and no noisy nosey neighbours apart from the odd noisy duck I guess..
I love the way the sun has lit up the underside of the clouds it gives the pic an almost mysical ethereal look, which would have looked even better without the tree (IMHO)
I witnessed a similar sunrise myself yesterday morning,, but with fewer clouds. I was in the carpark at a freezing cold Slimbridge (I had frostbite for the first hour! ) waiting for the early gate to open, sunrise is always a magical time if your near water especially if there's a frost and mist.
Posted by David Kjaer on November 3, 2006 at 6:06 AM
Well that's an insentive to get out of bed in the morning!
David
Posted by Graham Bailey on November 3, 2006 at 6:31 AM
What a view to wake up to every day and a very nice shot too
Posted by John Gardner on November 3, 2006 at 8:56 AM
Aye caramba! Do you do B&B Nice colours and great exposure.
Discussion
6 replies1DS2, 24 - 70 lens at 43mm rested on gate post, ISO 320, f22@1/10th, increase saturation by 9, increase contrast by 10, otherwise as is.
Best wishes
Phil
John
Nice image, at least I think so but I know nought about landscapes as you know
I love the way the sun has lit up the underside of the clouds it gives the pic an almost mysical ethereal look, which would have looked even better without the tree (IMHO)
I witnessed a similar sunrise myself yesterday morning,, but with fewer clouds. I was in the carpark at a freezing cold Slimbridge (I had frostbite for the first hour!
David
John