As I said in 2 prior Fabius Farm Seasons posts, I'm doing a small series of the same location in different seasons and lighting. For those of you that are maxed - just avert your eyes!
http://photos.jerryweimar.com/fabiusfarmseasonsNo mist or clouds to add interest this morning (4/25/2015), but it was -7C overnight and the temporary "lake" froze.
So I decided to experiment with a few different compositions that emphasize the frozen lake. As well as variations on a wide angle spread of the valley.
I don't think any of these will win a National Geo award - but I hope you enjoy 1 or 2 of them.
Frozen Lake #1I composed and developed this one to show the tension in the tweener moment between the cold of night and the (relative) warmth of sunrise.
Frozen Lake #2This one I composed to emphasize the warmth of sunrise against the frozen lake.
Frozen Lake #3Here I came in tighter on the smaller tree, and used the pair of Canadian Geese to counter-balance the tree.
A Wider PerspectiveHere I wanted to experiment with a different perspective of the valley, as the sun began to hit the silo in the background (which is a bit hard to see in this small web-format).
Evening SkyIn this evening one from 4/24/2015, I wanted to experiment with a composition that emphasized the beautiful evening sky.
I love the beauty of this simple location - so I can't promise I won't post on it again!