For this picture I decided to revisit the location where my favorite high school photography pictures were taken. I spent about an hour one night walking around the fountain at Bradley Fair with a tripod shooting from different angles. I liked this photo best because of the crispness of the streetlights in the background, the contrast of the dark sky and the light water, and especially the ice visible on the edge of the fountain, which was only on that one particular side because of the direction the wind was blowing.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Alysa
For this picture I decided to revisit the location where my favorite high school photography pictures were taken. I spent about an hour one night walking around the fountain at Bradley Fair with a tripod shooting from different angles. I liked this photo best because of the crispness of the streetlights in the background, the contrast of the dark sky and the light water, and especially the ice visible on the edge of the fountain, which was only on that one particular side because of the direction the wind was blowing.
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I just LOVE this picture!! Everything about it is great. I love the ice and water movement detail. The lighting is perfect. Wonderful job!!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Sarah. This picture is awesome.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture! You couldn't have asked for a better shot. The lighting is spectacular and the movement of the water is outstanding!
ReplyDeleteI really like the movement in the water! good job
ReplyDeleteNice photo. It's a great way to use a long exposure to show the flowing water.
ReplyDeleteI like how you wrote about the ice being only on one side, I might not have noticed it otherwise. Nice creativity. Only minor criticism is to watch your shadows. Looks like your head is casting a shadow on the bottom center, or your lens hood is. Anyway, nice work.
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