Sunlight, of course. I only took the little camera along for the most recent cottage weekend, but those woods sure are pretty.
It’s not the flowers or landscapes or cities or people I’m actually trying to take pictures of, it’s the light.
Sunlight, of course. I only took the little camera along for the most recent cottage weekend, but those woods sure are pretty.
It’s not the flowers or landscapes or cities or people I’m actually trying to take pictures of, it’s the light.
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From: Nathan (Aug 25 2009, at 01:18)
*beautiful* I've discovered that most of my favourite photos are about light or angles; that's a great shot!
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From: Dave Pawson (Aug 25 2009, at 03:37)
No Tim. It's the atmosphere you've captured there! Great picture. I'd love to have that on my front doorstep.
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From: Eric Meyer (Aug 25 2009, at 07:04)
Yes. The light, always the light. My favorite moments, and the ones I always fail to properly capture with a camera, are those of secret light-- a glow from inside the body of a cloud, inside the curl of a wave, from the sunlit corner of a darkened room.
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From: Piers Hollott (Aug 25 2009, at 11:48)
love.ly! or perhaps num.ino.us... I forget sometimes why it is that I live on the wet coast, but you've pretty much captured it right there. with all due respect to Robert Smith, the girl was never <i>there</i>...
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From: Patrick Gibson (Aug 25 2009, at 12:39)
That's great! And it could only look better without the dated drop shadow. If you really must treat your photos somehow, could I suggest giving a 3-5 pixel solid border in a light grey a try?
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