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jonix
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lazy sunday afternoon went off with a friend to shoot the sunset at the nearby laguna lake. some pics.
entire series can be viewed here Angono Sunset Series
entire series can be viewed here Angono Sunset Series
Great set Jon. Number 2 and 5 are my favorites, though I wavered between 1 & 2. I like the body positions in #1, but the composition is more centered, and the center figure is too much in line with the reflection of the Sun. Second one is a great composition. Mother and child the focus on one side with the Sun equidistant on the other and the trees framing the shot to bring focus back to center, along with the boat in lower left. Great colors on all of them.
Larry, I love your lightning shot! Dark and brooding, and the lightning is very strong and sharp.
Larry, I love your lightning shot! Dark and brooding, and the lightning is very strong and sharp.
cfelliot
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This guy was a true master of disguise. Just a little one (4"), I stopped to reset my exposure and it took me almost a minute to find him again. He was only a foot away!!!!
Taken at CoCoView in Roatan.
Chuck
Taken at CoCoView in Roatan.
Chuck
Jon, wow... what a set.
Love the lighting shots from both you & Larry. Need to get me a bottle of wine or some Red Strip & give it a try.
Love the lighting shots from both you & Larry. Need to get me a bottle of wine or some Red Strip & give it a try.
Ok, some more shot from my trip.
The first 2 are of a friendly gull hovering above our boat to Alcatrz. Manage to get 3 shots off & though it was moving around a bit, still manage to get reasonable good composition.
You know I can't resist night shots. This one was take hand-held (holding breath, leaning against a post) and that light curving around my friends was actually a cylist. When I pressed the shutter & saw him come, I thought, "Oh no.". Then I thought, don't move, this could look interesting.
The first 2 are of a friendly gull hovering above our boat to Alcatrz. Manage to get 3 shots off & though it was moving around a bit, still manage to get reasonable good composition.
You know I can't resist night shots. This one was take hand-held (holding breath, leaning against a post) and that light curving around my friends was actually a cylist. When I pressed the shutter & saw him come, I thought, "Oh no.". Then I thought, don't move, this could look interesting.
jonix
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@larry/marc: thanks guys. your comments are always highly appreciated and valued.
@marc: love the 1st and 3rd photos. what type of bird is that?
@marc: love the 1st and 3rd photos. what type of bird is that?
midwestdvr
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@jon: awesome shots. love the colors of the sunset and the silhouettes.
@marc: cool gull shots.
@marc: cool gull shots.
@ Midwestdvr: Thanks again. Lucky to be in the right place at the right time.
@ Jon: Thanks. My best guess is some kind of sea gull. Think I'll call him Jonathon Livingston.
@ Jon: Thanks. My best guess is some kind of sea gull. Think I'll call him Jonathon Livingston.
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