LESSON LEARNED: No matter what kind of weather, do not leave home without camera.
Shooting over the weekend was impossible it rained. I ventured out not taking my camera, OPPS I came across a beautiful shot, clouds, mist, mountains and the lake.
The sun finally appeared near dusk. I look out of the window and decided to look for a spot to take magic hour/sunset images. The sunset did not last as long as I hoped, a ridges of clouds hide the beautiful end of the sunset.
I found an OLD white birch, with the excellent lighting might work.
12 comments:
Beautiful lighting in those images, Betty...love the birch tree! I know what you mean about the camera...I had to leave mine in the car when we took the ferry to NYC on Saturday to see Wicked. Can you imagine being in NYC after dark without a camera? It was VERY painful.
Vicki
I think that's the biggest birch tree I've ever seen--beautiful!
Beth
Nice pics!!!
Have a good week,
Sugar
Beautiful images, Betty... That old Birch is amazing! And yes, it sure was nice to see the sun again, wasn't it?
Chelle
Yep, this is the best time for photography whether you are aiming into the sun or away from it. Great pics!
Greg
these are beautiful!!
gina
Love the pictures. I have several Birch trees on my property. I also have a few wild cherry trees and crab apple trees. The later end up giving the effect of snow there is so much pollen coming off these trees when they bloom fully. You should see the Birch trees now, they look like they are enveloped in a white hanging mist from the pollen that stuck to the hanging tassles. (Hugs) Indigo
these are so beautiful, thanks for sharing... I like my "mini" one shot camera.... I can and do take it everywhere...
Veronica
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Beautiful pics
Hugs
Terri
Beautiful golden pond....lovely white birch with warm golden highlights on the branches....:::::sigh:::::::
wonderful shots~
Marie
Yup...beautiful indeed. Just my kind of pics.
Nancy
Beautiful shots, they just kept getting better.
Julie
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