Cape Kiwanda. This light only happens like 10 days a year, and you need a low tide and sun.. I'll be heading back this fall..
For this photo, I made a rather long trek out to about mid-span on a local busy 6 lane bridge (Ironworkers Memorial for those in the area) and it was shocking to me how much vibration there was from traffic. It vibrated like the bed in a cheap Motel! I'm deeply concerned that these things don't literally shake themselves to bits over time. Seriously, though, a tripod was useless, and IS didn't do anything to help. I had to wait for a long pause in traffic in both directions (which happened maybe once every 5-10 minutes) in order to get a possible keeper. And a timed, low ISO exposure was completely out of the question. Out of 30 something shots over the span of an hour, only 1 was sharp enough to keep... fortunately, that's all I needed to make the venture worth while.
Seriously, though, a tripod was useless, and IS didn't do anything to help.
Stunner! Love the contrast of cool and warm colours.
Did you adjust the (warning - upcoming lame photography pun)... curves to get that great contrast.
(rhetorical question : ) : ) )
For this photo, I made a rather long trek out to about mid-span on a local busy 6 lane bridge (Ironworkers Memorial for those in the area) and it was shocking to me how much vibration there was from traffic. It vibrated like the bed in a cheap Motel! I'm deeply concerned that these things don't literally shake themselves to bits over time. Seriously, though, a tripod was useless, and IS didn't do anything to help. I had to wait for a long pause in traffic in both directions (which happened maybe once every 5-10 minutes) in order to get a possible keeper. And a timed, low ISO exposure was completely out of the question. Out of 30 something shots over the span of an hour, only 1 was sharp enough to keep... fortunately, that's all I needed to make the venture worth while.
Wow! That is an extra beautiful shot of Vancouver.
Here a close up of that bridge.
OMG, did you get stuck ? We've had an unusually snowless winter so far here in Ottawa :/
Yikes! I wonder if it's closely monitored for stress damage.