Log Across The Street by bmac62
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Looked out the front window of the motorhome tonight just as the evening light touched the old log across the way from our campsite. Five minutes later and the light had shifted...
Comments (19)
Wonderful scene. Excellent colors and excellent contrast. Great shot.
So cool! Great capture
Beautiful picture well crafted between light and shadow!
A magical moment! So much green, lovely!
I love that log. It's so nice to be back, and to see this out the front window every day! :)
Wonderful!!! x
The right place at the right time Bill.
That light shifts so fast mate, you got it at the right time!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Well done - great atmosphere.
Beautiful light & color...
That touch of light is great. Awesome photo.
Well, that's a delightful view out your front window, Bill! I look out mine and see...... A telephone company box! Wheeee! :-D Seriously, this is lovely - the rim light just makes this perfect! A superb capture of a fleeting moment!
lovely lighting
What an absolutely lovely "welcome home" sight! And beautifully captured, too!
Moments make for a brilliant shot then....they are gone! This is lovely Rob Am getting no e-bots at the moment, so slow getting to all comments, sorry.. Have to Rendo but.... Nothing yet! Rob
very beautiful landscape
How nice picture. Bravo !
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa---this is your campsite, the place you stay all summer? This is the place? Wow. It's beautiful. I didn't know you faced all that dark forest. (If this is all in your blog, I haven't had the time to read it, so, like, if you two got married again and had 6 kids and bought a house in Madagascar, I don't know any of that...) What a nice view! And was that log and stone already there, or did you or someone else put it there (as design)? Is that part of your 'deck'? Either way, it's a beautiful rustic thing to look at, any time of day or night. And the light is precious in your shot, and the hues are surprisingly full---when we zoom, the reds, yellows and blues glisten. A very sweet and surprisingly colorful shot, and a lot of mystery packed into the background. Verrrrrry nice, Sir Bill! (And re light shifting: I wrote a letter. I've run to the lake at dawn, run out to the right spot---I was late---set all my settings, and the sun hit just the right spot---the pinks were out, the blues were luminous, it was magic-time---and I sneezed, and, boom: I missed the freakin' shot. 2 seconds later? The sun moved. It moved!! It freakin' moved, no "are you finished?", no "can I move now?" It just MOVED. And---god knows how this happens---the pinks went south, the blues turned just "blue," the whole dawn turned into "morrrrrr-ninnnnnng," and it was over. I've literally yelled out there. I'm not kidding: As I get older, I don't care. Runners have come by and told me to calm down and enjoy the dawn. Well, when you got a few minutes for the most spectacular light shows goin', and then you're finished----don't get me started. There should be a place we put in quarters, the sun stays. It sticks around. What's 5 minutes, the end of the world? China won't wait??? Don't get me started. Don't get me started...)