Gorgeous Douglas!
“Seeing a murder on television… can help work off one’s antagonisms. And if you haven’t any antagonisms, the commercials will give you some.” – Alfred Hitchcock, 1899-1980, British, English, director, producer
A scenic eastern Colorado country landscape with a red barn on a rural farm and a colorful sunset sky that looks like a painting. This is a technique of using 200 images stacked to get this effect. Hope you like.
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“It’s all one film to me. Just different chapters.” – Robert Altman, 1925-2006, American, filmmaker, screenwriter, producer, director
Panorama view as the sun is rising the full moon is setting over the Colorado Rocky Mountains Continental Divide, Boulder County.
Colorado fine art nature landscape weather photography poster prints, decorative canvas prints, acrylic prints, metal prints, corporate artwork, greeting cards and stock images by James Bo Insogna aka The Lightning Man .com (C) – All Rights Reserved.
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Fantastic close up Laura!
Last evening I went into our yard with my trusty new Macro lens. Wow I’m loving it! The coneflower I posted here shows a small ladybug of some sort I’ve never been much of a bug person but I have to admit I went out in search of one on a plant yesterday. I doubt I’ll be posting close ups of spiders (eeeek!!!) but I think I can handle a ladybug. 🙂
With this image I’d also like to mention for those who are new to photography that the colors here are complimentary colors. Well most of them anyway, lol. The green and the purple (or magenta) are opposite each other on the color wheel. I find the opposites work best especially for very colorful, pleasing images. I’m sure that a trained artist could tell you more about this but I’ve found it helpful to check out the color wheel…
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Gorgeous work! Makes me feel like taking a deep breath…
Last night I went on a mission to capture a sunset from our local mountain, Mt. Diablo. We had some really beautiful clouds going on and that doesn’t happen a whole lot around here at this time of year. As I was driving up the mountain, I just “knew” I was going to get some nice shots. Well, let’s say that I knew the opportunity would present itself. Whether or not these are good shots is always up to debate. 🙂
Sometimes I fumble with my equipment. I couldn’t find my step-up ring for my Hoya filter so I improvised by using my polarizing filter so I wouldn’t get such a harsh glare from the sun. I don’t know why I can’t seem to prepare myself a bit more before I leave the house. But all in all, it was nice to get out from behind the macro for a…
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