I loved the very new moon in the first image and the sunrise made even a pylon worthy of capture!
There was enough movement in the water to create swirling images of colour reflected from a linear cloud. Perhaps it was the cloud striking through the pylon.
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Agree with you about the moon, but I wonder where it went! First two pictures definitely benefit from retaining the blue in the sky - give the feeling of night giving way to dawn and anticipating sunrise.
Swirls fascinatingly and endlessly abstract. I'm thinking about a page, say 3x3 images bringing a group of these together.
I think that would work really well. There were so many blotches on the surface of the water in many of my images that I'm not sure I would be patient enough to get rid of them properly!
This blog is to provide me with a photographic record of each year - and I now hope to keep it going after a few false starts! Most days I'm out first thing with our remaining dog, so posting something quite frequently.
2 comments:
Agree with you about the moon, but I wonder where it went! First two pictures definitely benefit from retaining the blue in the sky - give the feeling of night giving way to dawn and anticipating sunrise.
Swirls fascinatingly and endlessly abstract. I'm thinking about a page, say 3x3 images bringing a group of these together.
I think that would work really well. There were so many blotches on the surface of the water in many of my images that I'm not sure I would be patient enough to get rid of them properly!
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