Showing posts with label silhouette. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silhouette. Show all posts
Monday, 27 May 2013
Day 359
The weather has lost its mind! Blue skies in the west but I took this in the pouring rain. The dome of the St Stephen's Green centre looks good in silhouette.
Labels:
clouds,
dublin,
Leica,
photo,
rain,
silhouette,
st stephen's green,
sun,
weather
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
Day 333
I've seen this image on a few occasions, but today was the first opportunity I had to stop and capture it: the Luas bridge at Charlemont.
Labels:
charlemont,
clouds,
Leica,
luas,
photo,
silhouette,
station,
sun,
sunset
Sunday, 31 March 2013
Day 302
Twenty four hours working followed by three hours sleep, and the only thought I had of finding a photograph involved taking a picture of something in the car and claiming it was inspired by exhaustion. Luckily I managed to shake off this funk, and left the motorway in the midlands in search of an image, with brooding and silhouetted results.
Monday, 25 February 2013
Day 268
Photographing the moon is difficult: you either get the exposure right for the moon, or you get the exposure right for the rest of the frame and the moon looks like the sun. The only solution I can see is to take it as a composite image, which is what I did here. One exposure for the moon, and one for the silhouette of the cow against Dun Laoghaire.
Labels:
canon 7d,
dublin,
dun laoghaire,
dusk,
moon,
photo,
silhouette
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Day 227
I'm still not back to full operating capabilities, but today was an improvement on yesterday, largely because I remembered to bring my camera. This is a burnt out house on my way to the Luas: it looks grim when front lit but it makes a nice silhouette.
Friday, 2 November 2012
Day 153
My affection for Westland Row yields another image: this time from behind. The sky turned an amazing colour just as the sun was setting, and I loved the silhouettes, and the two tone picture that the resulted.
Labels:
dublin,
photo,
photography,
silhouette,
sunset,
westland row,
work
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