Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => The Coffee Corner => Topic started by: rabanito on March 28, 2020, 02:14:39 pm
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Something I thought was lost forever.
Coronavirus made it possible - a blue sky :)
Keep safe
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in Switzerland?
Is the blue sky really so rare there? We see the blue sky quite often, but the fields are still brown. Some even with patches of snow. And the lakes are still white.
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in Switzerland?
Is the blue sky really so rare there? We see the blue sky quite often, but the fields are still brown. Some even with patches of snow. And the lakes are still white.
So immaculate? At that location I would say yes. There is almost always something flying up there :(
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I get it now. Then the title should be Blue Unimpeded Sky. Or just a Virgin Sky.
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I get it now. Then the title should be Blue Unimpeded Sky. Or just a Virgin Sky.
Let's call it "Artistic License" ;)
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in Switzerland?
Is the blue sky really so rare there? We see the blue sky quite often, but the fields are still brown. Some even with patches of snow. And the lakes are still white.
Around here (western Switzerland), the sky is always full on contrails… Getting shots without those is a major challenge.
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Of course, if the blue skies feel too unnatural, you could easily paint in some contrails. :D
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Of course, if the blue skies feel too unnatural, you could easily paint in some contrails. :D
I'm considering taking contrails from before-the-virus shots and paste them on my current images :D
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Of course, if the blue skies feel too unnatural, you could easily paint in some contrails. :D
I actually do that in certain works...To place a painting in time. The majority of my paintings of the landscape are timeless, but for my hand.
Peter