… that I took a dramatic boat picture. A few days ago I found a little time to visit one of my favorite spots. And I was lucky. Love that sky! 🙂
Thanks for all your positive and motivating comments on my previous post. I really appreciate these.
Lakes
the sunday afternoon boat splash
Sorry for my long absence. I’m too busy a the moment. But this afternoon I found a little time to relax at a lake and to drop some rocks. 🙂
fishin’ in the waters of light
Taken last weekend on a photo-trip with some members of the Flickr Klub Karlsruhe. This is a lake close to the Rhine south of Karlsruhe.
I took this photo with the Canon EF 15mm 2.8 Fisheye lens I rented fo the weekend. Funny to look through and to take some silly ultra distorted and bended shots at the first moment. But I realized very quickly that it’s pretty difficult to use this lens in a sensible manner. But I loved it. I think I’ll rent it again very soon (too expensive to buy). It’s challening, somehow …. OK, I better shut up …
Just enjoy this colorful picture! 🙂
leafless but not lifeless
Today I followed one of my favorite pleasures: taking some shots of my favorite lake at sunset. Haven’t been there for a while, nothing changed. Only the trees look a bit sad now but all in all it was a nice scene though. Have a nice evening!
and the sky turned violet
… or purple?
Anyway, it’s just a test. The weather wasn’t so nice yesterday though I wanted to test the wide angle lens (Canon 17-40mm 1:4L USM) and the ND-filter on the new camera (Canon EOS 5D). Not bad, I think …
hydrophytic sunset
Another one from the “green stuff” series. Just had a look into the archive and realized that I like this one even more.
green stuff
Just a matter of time until I take my first lake photo from underneath the surface. 🙂
old habit
I visited my favorite lake last evening. It’s been a while since I took my last picture there.
rusty
This evening I’ve been out with a photo buddy and we found an abandoned platform at a lake. I guess it had been used to dig up gravel. I find it always very interesting to see such old and decayed stuff and to imagine how it has been used. Additionally these objects give a good contrast to the surrounding where they are placed.
resistance is futile
Can’t resist to upload another shot of that lake. I think I’m seriously addicted to that scene. 🙂
I tried to blend the 3 exposures manually but it didn’t work. So, this is a HDR image again.