Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: churly on January 08, 2015, 03:14:22 pm
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From a recent cold snap that froze the river rapidly. One normally expects ice to be fairly neutral but there are a lot of organics in the water and the this was lit by a low but bright sun and some of the light is actually transmitted through the ice so there is fair amount of color.
Thanks for having a look.
Chuck
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I like #3 the best. Interesting patterns and colors. Nice subject.
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Very nice set, Chuck. They look sort of "painterly" (in a good way).
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Yes, very interesting photos. I really like #3. There's realism and abstraction all in one in that capture. Nice!
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Very cool set #3 for me.
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#3 works well indeed, for a more tight and close look. But #1 is also very interesting, as it shows both frozen flowing and cascading water shapes.
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#3 works well indeed, for a more tight and close look. But #1 is also very interesting, as it shows both frozen flowing and cascading water shapes.
+1
Thierry
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Thanks for the comments guys. I wasn't at all sure that anyone would like these. The combination of transmitted and reflected light was the most unusual light that I have ever encountered.
I'll add one more here that was shot under light overcast. You can see the difference in the light.
Chuck
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The first 3 work well for me.