Showing posts with label evening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label evening. Show all posts

Thursday, January 15, 2015

January 15, 2015 - Photo Of The Day

Today's post is going to be a quick one. So let's get right to the photo. This is a tree on our street. I was standing under it the other evening and happened to have my camera in hand. As many of you probably know I have a thing for bare trees. I love to be able to see the way their branches bend and twist. And I really like this the way this shot came out.


And I'll be back soon with more to share. Please be sure to stop back.

Until next time...

Friday, October 24, 2014

October 24, 2014 - Photo Of The Day

How about this great weather we're having here in the Northeast? Today was a perfect Fall day. Moderate temperatures with low humidity and to top it off a nice red-orange setting sun. And that is what I share with you today.


Now I have a question for you. Are any of you familiar with Google Blogger? Actually I know a couple of you are and you are the ones I have a question for. Have you noticed that when you upload a photo that for some reason it is brighter than it should be? This happens to me all of the time and I have to adjust my photos accordingly so they show up the way I intend. It's nothing I can't work with but I would like to know if I can fix it. I will go through the settings a bit more thoroughly but if you have an easy solution please let me know.

Thanks for visiting my little blog and please check back soon.

Until next time...

Friday, August 29, 2014

August 29, 2014 - Photo Of The Day

It's called the "Golden Hour". The hour or so after sunrise and before sunset. This is the very best time for nature and landscape photographers. The sweet spot if you will. It is during this time that the sun's light is at it's friendliest. Today's Photo Of The Day is a good example.


I shot this on the beach in Wildwood Crest this evening about 40 minutes to sunset. Note the golden tone in the sand. If this were taken at noon it would have been washed out and dull.

Oh and the seagull tracks are cool too!

Until next time...