All shots taken at Watson Lake. It is a reservoir and each year the drain a substantial about out for the farmers. I have been taken advantage while I still can get to areas by Kayak that will be dried up in a week or so.
I was contracted last month by a financial institution to shoot a landscape for their conference room. This is not the first time. The first time I shot made to order, I shot for about a month. When I finally presented the client with the shot, it was an image I took the first day. I did end up with dozens of wonderful shots, ones I would have not come up with if not prodded.
These are shots from last night. I went out to catch colors but nothing materialized. As a result I have nada to present to the client, but had a lot of fun just shooting off the cuff and playing lens roulette. The first two shots are exposure bracketed, 2 shots, one for the tree and the other exposed for the moon. Not sure which I like better, I'm leaning towards the B&W. I am also trying to learn that there is no good or bad light, it's just my ability or inability to get something out of it. Without any light my camera is useless.

All shots taken at Watson Lake. It is a reservoir and each year the drain a substantial about out for the farmers. I have been taken advantage while I still can get to areas by Kayak that will be dried up in a week or so.
I was contracted last month by a financial institution to shoot a landscape for their conference room. This is not the first time. The first time I shot made to order, I shot for about a month. When I finally presented the client with the shot, it was an image I took the first day. I did end up with dozens of wonderful shots, ones I would have not come up with if not prodded.
These are shots from last night. I went out to catch colors but nothing materialized. As a result I have nada to present to the client, but had a lot of fun just shooting off the cuff and playing lens roulette. The first two shots are exposure bracketed, 2 shots, one for the tree and the other exposed for the moon. Not sure which I like better, I'm leaning towards the B&W. I am also trying to learn that there is no good or bad light, it's just my ability or inability to get something out of it. Without any light my camera is useless.