Blogs tagged "Sunrise"

As this image was on the memory stick, thought I'd put it in the diary. Taken in Newbiggin from the Church Point of the sea defences. Not quite a right angle though.

When I first picked up a camera with the intention of learning about photography (as opposed to idly snapping in ignorance), one of the first things that became obvious was that there was potential for a photograph in everything. The next thing I learned was that this not everything makes a ph...

Unfortunately I failed to take a photo for today, so decided to upload one from where I used to live in Hervey Bay Qld Aus... feeling a bit homesick for the warmer weather

Nikon D300; Tamron 18-270mm PZD @ 32mm (4 shots); ISO 200; F/13; 1/40s. VC off. Throughout my 365 project, I’ve taken lots of images of Rotherham, but I never thought it would look this lovely. I had a fantastic walk this morning, yielding several photos, but this four-shot stitch is, I thi...

I had one of those “eureka” moments this morning, when I looked out of my window to a beautiful sunrise. As with many towns, the view was blighted by power cables. When the sky has such smooth transitions as this, cloning isn’t the simple matter it may seem, so I’ll often ignore a shot altoget...

Plans to visit the Peaks had to be put on hold today, and it may be a couple of weeks before I get the chance to visit. Sunrise coincided with the setting of the full moon this morning though, so we got the rare instance of seeing a full moon with a backdrop of colour and a sense of scale. I’...

It’s been a very busy weekend, which has resulted in a backlog of photographs to be processed and circulated. As such, I didn’t leave the house for photography today. Instead, I shot the sunrise from the bedroom window so that I could get on with everything. Nikon D300; Tamron 18-270mm PZD ...

It’s a great feeling to know that I’ve got a shot for the day before 9am! This was taken above Rotherham, shortly after sunrise. It was necessary to wait for the sun to rise a bit to allow some of the light to fill in the shadows behind the barn. I used a 0.9 ND graduated filter, which made th...

View from the park this morning. I was just out a bit too late to catch the thicker mist, but then again I was up at 3:00am learning how to stack star trails that I'd just taken.