Recently, after work I headed out to the Nisqually Reach boat launch on Meridian road. It was high tide and the overcast sky was washed out. I saw several flying heron heading home, a seal's head in the water that looked like a bowling ball and lots of immature seagulls hanging out on the rocks and the nearby tin shelter roof. All of these were too common to photograph. While there I was most fascinated by the water and with its changing shapes and reflections. I shot with my 70-200mm, F8, 1/180, and used a polarizer.
I processed these using Photomatix - high dynamic range (HDR). The originals are nicer on my screen as the colors became overly saturated in the conversion from tiff to jpeg.
2 comments:
GREAT Abstract shots emphasizing shapes, lines, patterns, color, value and repetition. Did you view them from all 'rotations'?
Beautiful color and shapes. I love photographing water.
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