Bog Pond, Savoy. December 14, 2011
Posted by littlebangtheory in Art and Nature.Tags: Bog Pond, frozen fingers, Savoy, thin ice, tilt-shift photography
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Jeez, these short days barely give a guy a chance to pull out the box after work!
Still, if one can think of a spot to get to in the next half-hour of light, one might snag a shot which works.
Tonight I scurried up to Bog Pond in Savoy State Forest, where the ice was trying to form:
Not much happening there, except for the slow passage of time.
That one’s courtesy of Elliot, with about three degrees of tilt, and three hand-held filters in the face of a frost-nipping breeze.
I can dig it in retrospect, but at the time my fingers demanded that I cry.
Good thing I’m bigger than my fingers.
but at the time my fingers demanded that I cry.
So that’s what they mean by ‘digital’ photography!
simply beautiful
A beautiful image but it sure does look cold. It takes my fingers a while to unstiffen (!) for drawing if I’ve been out too long.
Cuz, I always thought that meant pushing the button with my finger!
eileen, thanks. 🙂
susan, what you see is what you get, or what I got, or something…