I took and processed this photo last summer. We really had some amazing skys last year.
I probably wouldn’t process the photo so much if I did it today. My style has changed that much, at least. I think it’s a bit overdone, but I do like the color. It jumps out at you, eh? Be sure to click on it for a larger size.
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Was this picture taken at summer sunset? The sky color (orange) is totally different from the pic (pink) you posted a couple of days ago. I think this one is closer to the sunset time?? I guess you’ve taken a lot of pictures of this bridge. It is a nice place. I don’t see cars at the river bank this time… because of no Sakura.… X_X
That’s right. I took it last September, which I imagine is the reason for the wild clouds (to any who don’t know, Sept is typhoon season in Japan).
This is actually a completely different location and different bridge than the sakura photo. Hmm.. but they do look alike, don’t they?
Was this picture taken at summer sunset? The sky color (orange) is totally different from the pic (pink) you posted a couple of days ago. I think this one is closer to the sunset time?? I guess you’ve taken a lot of pictures of this bridge. It is a nice place. I don’t see cars at the river bank this time… because of no Sakura.… X_X
That’s right. I took it last September, which I imagine is the reason for the wild clouds (to any who don’t know, Sept is typhoon season in Japan).
This is actually a completely different location and different bridge than the sakura photo. Hmm.. but they do look alike, don’t they?
Beautiful shot Dave!! I am continually impressed with your compositions. Grass is an underappreciated addition to large shots.
Thanks, Blake! I agree. I was down on my elbows to get as much of the grass in the foreground as I did.
Beautiful shot Dave!! I am continually impressed with your compositions. Grass is an underappreciated addition to large shots.
Thanks, Blake! I agree. I was down on my elbows to get as much of the grass in the foreground as I did.