Dunstable Downs
Friday evening, myself and Phil Richardson of
headed out upto Dunstable Downs for a play with some night photography.
What good fun. Setting up a camera for 2 minute + exposures and running around with torches and setting off speed lights and awaiting to see the result was something very new and interesting.
This image is hard to believe that it was taken in total darkness.
4 minute Exposure.
This evening around 1600hrs the sun looked stunning, and so i grabbed my camera bag and headed out, to catch a sunset.
the sun had other views and finally set behind a huge cloud.
Here are the images i took, and so i hope that i did not waste my time.
This HDR is made up of around 54 images.
Another HDR image
This was lit by an oncoming car.
A play with car lights.
I spent Christmas at work on an oil rig,
I was down in the south of England for New Year with family and loved ones.
As you are all aware the weather has been awful of late.
We got it hard in the North Sea over Christmas, I was itching to get home and have a play in the snow with the camera before it all melted.
Well, my luck was in, i’m now in Dunstable and the heavens are open, I set out to get some pictures of the snow.
The sky was dark and not looking good, I took a few shots of the people who were wrapped up warm braving the cold.
Whilst on the retreat back to the house...
feeling a bit disappointed, as there wasn't much that could be taken. I see the sky start to clear.
Oh yes, happy days....
I take my time to see what will unfold before my eyes. Some stunning colours started to come out.
I took a few snapshots of the cold and grey. My favourite piece of the weather is the cemetery scene.
