S l a c k w a t e r
Humongous
Posted by Slackwater - don (spokane, United States) on 17 May 2009 in Abstract & Conceptual.
Yesterday morning following coffee, the Little Spokane's surface fog enveloped our coffee site. I had my point-and-shoot with me and took several shots. Upon processing this shot had blown out
to create this huge, somewhat lopsided sun. The sprinklers were on, the colors unusual, and the whole scene took on a surreal feeling! :-)
amirreza from tehran, Iran
wow great shot
but cure about sun light
for cams sensor
17 May 2009 5:26am
Mathilde Collot from Fontainebleau, France
A subtle atmosphere! an image between dream and reality! J'aime beaucoup!!!
17 May 2009 6:35am
P J W Miller from Chase Terrace, United Kingdom
Cool shot for a spur of the moment thing, quite ethereal
17 May 2009 7:33am
Roman from Thunder Bay, Canada
Very unique Don. Love the atmosphere it creates ! It's actually very rare that you can shoot straight into the sun and not get blinded.
cheers
Roman
17 May 2009 12:09pm
Rosso from Luserna s.Giovanni (To), Italy
A truly striking image I like very much the effects of light in the fog in the morning well done
17 May 2009 4:33pm
Ajay from Pune, India
This really looks like a shot from and colony settle in some other planet. Just excellent stuff.
17 May 2009 6:44pm
VEERLE TIJTGAT from Harelbeke, Belgium
there something really great about the atmosphere it reflects...nice shot
17 May 2009 7:36pm
JamesC from portland, United States
Nice effect and that's a huge sun in the sky.
17 May 2009 8:18pm
Toni from Eastern Washington, United States
Very cool, Don. Surreal is the word for this, I think.
17 May 2009 11:45pm
One from Açores, Portugal
What wonderful composition !
The sky with the fog and the sun make it a special effect, a great shot !
18 May 2009 4:22am
sherri from Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
Aptly named. I don't see how you accomplished it so well shooting directly into the sun. You certainly have a knack for it.
18 May 2009 5:17am
Canon PowerShot SD990 IS
1/400 second
F/8.0
ISO 80
8 mm