Seven Minutes
Feb 14, 2019 12:22:44 #
Cany143
Loc: SE Utah
These two images were shot seven minutes apart. The first --a pano comprised of 8 images stitched in LR-- was shot at 6:10 pm, the second at 6:17 pm, two evenings ago. Apart from the clone brush removal of a couple of jet contrails, neither has been modified greatly apart from minor cropping and light sharpening. A few minutes after the second image was exposed, direct sunlight was blocked by the higher land a mile or so to the west, and everything but the distant LaSal Mountains fell into shade. I'd hoped for a rosy, salmon-colored glow on the mountaintops, but that never materialized.
Actual sunset occurred a few minutes afterward, but under the light that was, the difference in overall coloration between the resulting two images was not surprising, but it was remarkable.
Actual sunset occurred a few minutes afterward, but under the light that was, the difference in overall coloration between the resulting two images was not surprising, but it was remarkable.
Feb 14, 2019 12:41:46 #
Thank you so much for sharing your photos with us, they are outstanding in detail and composition... The light changes very quickly. Last night as I was leaving work there was a snow squall coming from the southeast and a sunset to the west. No camera quickly available but I was able to capture it with my Samsung S9+. I have not had the time yet to get it into the computer ...
Bob
Bob
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Feb 14, 2019 21:01:33 #
Cany143
Loc: SE Utah
Thanks, folks.
ultra-Bob: my iPhone is usually on my hip, but I seldom use it for pix except for recording the 'view' from whatever GPS waypoint I've arrived at (weird but true: GPS w/iPhone is as accurate as my $$$ Garmin hand-held GPS unit. Hmmmm....) But that's me, not you. I wanna see your Samsung capture of your snow squall........
Jerry: yup --and thanks-- I kinda like it, too.
Doc: awwwww, thanks.......... everyday images (well, sorta; all-day rain today means I won't be anywhere 'off road' --where most of the better places around here are -- for a while) 'round the 'hood.
long: 'thumbs up' back atcha! And a tip-o-the hat, too!
and Mike: next time --soon?-- our watering hole stop is on me. But only after we've hit one or two of the out-of-town highlights beforehand....
ultra-Bob: my iPhone is usually on my hip, but I seldom use it for pix except for recording the 'view' from whatever GPS waypoint I've arrived at (weird but true: GPS w/iPhone is as accurate as my $$$ Garmin hand-held GPS unit. Hmmmm....) But that's me, not you. I wanna see your Samsung capture of your snow squall........
Jerry: yup --and thanks-- I kinda like it, too.
Doc: awwwww, thanks.......... everyday images (well, sorta; all-day rain today means I won't be anywhere 'off road' --where most of the better places around here are -- for a while) 'round the 'hood.
long: 'thumbs up' back atcha! And a tip-o-the hat, too!
and Mike: next time --soon?-- our watering hole stop is on me. But only after we've hit one or two of the out-of-town highlights beforehand....
Feb 14, 2019 21:31:34 #
Cany143 wrote:
Thanks, folks. br br ultra-Bob: my iPhone is usu... (show quote)
The leg is getting better, so I suspect it will be soon. Momma has to come back from the grand baby duty first.
Feb 15, 2019 07:15:31 #
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Feb 15, 2019 14:12:55 #
Sorry the mountains never "got down with their salmon selves," as it were, but the 6:17 light is glorious enough that I wouldn't call your time there a miss in any sense. And once again, as with the dunes earlier this week, you've caught just the right foreground light. Sublime!
Feb 15, 2019 16:42:52 #
Feb 16, 2019 11:36:10 #
Very nice shots. Detail in both is fantastic. I think I like the second one better - prolly because of the warmer light.
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