Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => Landscape Showcase => Topic started by: Dave (Isle of Skye) on December 29, 2024, 12:44:05 pm
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Taken at night, as we watched the full moon rise up behind the standing stone circle at Callanish. And very atmospheric it was too.
This is a tripod mounted 30 second exposure, as I wandered around behind the view of the lens, firing off multiple flashes using a deep blue gel.
...and which I have written a location guide to, for anyone who might be interested and wants to visit this area to photograph for themselves.
Which you can find HERE (http://skyephotoguide.com/extra/handl2/handl2.html)
;D
Dave
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Interesting effect !
The direction of natural light being from behind, perhaps setting up several similarly gelled flashes where they would be hidden from the lens view so the stones glowed from the moon side ?
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Well done, i don't use flash that much, but it can give very nice results as in this case.
I think it worked out very well in you photo. and 30 seconds is enough time to wonder around with your flashes- i like the activity in the dark:)
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That's a fun shot and the result looks great! I like to try shots like this from time to time as well.
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Interesting effect !
The direction of natural light being from behind, perhaps setting up several similarly gelled flashes where they would be hidden from the lens view so the stones glowed from the moon side ?
Unfortunately, the view from the opposite side would also show a small housing estate that sits relatively close to the stones. But yes, if this were not the case, then that would have probably been the way to go.
Thanks everyone for your comments ;)
Dave
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Eerie and well executed.
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Fascinating shot. The color palette with warm and cold lights makes it even more magical.
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Fascinating shot. The color palette with warm and cold lights makes it even more magical.
Thank you.
We intend to go back to the Outer Hebrides this year, because it is just so rustic, untouched and beautiful. And even though there are a few places, where you might meet another photographer or two and some tourists, such as the Callanish Standing Stones. For the most part, you have every location to yourself.
So imagine, white sweeping sandy beaches, that go on for mile after mile. Distant mountains, abundant wildlife, ancient structures and lovely views in every direction. Yet you are the only one there - amazing..
Yep, gotta go back ;D
Dave
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A fun image that's well done, Dave!