Monday, May 12, 2014
Catching the Light
Bronze colored water is a sunset reflection on the fishpond of my friend. He is raising milkfish and shrimps on his ponds north of Metro Manila.
At the bottom is shot after sunrise in our garden in my province. I love the hairy periphery of this growing petunia.
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grogeous shots.
ReplyDeleteVer nice Andrea!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Awesome closeup of the Petunia.
ReplyDeleteCher Sunray Gardens
Both of these photos are marvelous. I think you captured the light perfectly, as well as the details of your plant.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteThe last one is lovely, you certainly caught the light / Regards, Ritva
ReplyDeleteThat emerging plant is just lovely ---and a sure sign of spring. I love backlighting, but it's tricky sometimes for photography. Great detail and depth of field in your image.
ReplyDeleteToday is my first entry in Nature Footstep (Image #21 on the list.) Please stop by.
Thanks CJ for the visit and kind words. I love backlighting, but the quality really depends on the time of day. And i've read it is even more difficult to do in dry climates, fortunately our humidity is always high. By the way, we don't have spring, we only have the dry and rainy seasons.
Deletelove the bronze color glow on the water. :)
ReplyDeletestunning photos and colors
ReplyDeleteBronze water! what a capture!
ReplyDeleteHappy NN!
Two lovely photos - the warmth of that golden pond is very welcome!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your pics, Andrea , and these are really good as always! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the way light can play with nature...you captured it beautifully.
ReplyDeleteOh Andrea... You did catch beautiful lighting in both photos.... Michelle
ReplyDeleteMilkfish... I like!
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