A couple of selective colour treatments for the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Drain the Colour prompt.
I thought the mood of the two images made them ideal for draining the colour.
Yellow Lines.
Yellow parking bay lines at an abandoned grocery store in the town of Wiarton on the South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario. The brightest part of this local eyesore is the yellow lines on the parking area.
Blue Banner.
A blue banner on High Street, Southampton, Ontario, Canada. A bright spot on a foggy morning.
A recent experiment with intentional camera movement of trees on the South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario.
I was also experimenting with the recently released TTArtisan 17mm lens, a lens I have quickly grown to like.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: In the Trees prompt.
Trees in mist on the South Bruce Peninsula shortly after sunrise.
Light and shade amongst Maple trees on the South Bruce Peninsula.
Backlit Maple leaves on the South Bruce Peninsula.
A few recent reflections on the water of Colpoy’s Bay on the South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Reflections prompt.
This is my contribution to Dale’s Cosmic Photo Challenge: From an Unusual Angle prompt. It’s also a contribution to Becky’s July Squares: Trees photo challenge.
Streaking trees. Trees in early spring with intentional camera movement. I was intrigued by the pattern made by the patches of snow amongst the leaf litter.
Zooming trees. Created by zooming the camera lens during exposure.
Swirling tree tops. Looking up at tree tops in spring, rotating the camera during exposure.
Streaking tree trunks in snow. An intentional camera movement photo of trees in snow.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Midsummer prompt.
Colpoy’s Bay at dawn on the 2021 summer solstice.
A fog shrouded Berford Lake shortly after sunrise on the 2009 summer solstice.
Spring greens on the 2020 summer solstice.
Colpoy’s Bay at sunrise on the 2019 summer solstice.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: Inversions prompt.
I was down at the local bay photographing ripples at sunrise when Dale posted the prompt so I wondered how one of those photos would look colour and tone inverted in Photoshop.
I then decided to try inverting a few more recent photos.
Colour and tone inverted ripples on Colpoy’s Bay at sunrise.
Colour and tone inverted variegated Hosta leaves.
A colour and tone inverted site marker on a campground.
A colour and tone inverted fern frond.
This is my contribution to the Cosmic Photo Challenge: On the Coast prompt.
I had a few ideas for the challenge before deciding to go with a small selection of photos taken on the shoreline of Colpoy’s Bay on the Bruce Peninsula this spring.
Shortly before sunrise yesterday. A two minute live composite exposure to show some movement in the clouds and soften the reflections on the water.
Shortly after sunrise last Thursday. I got up in the middle of the night as there was a partial solar eclipse visible as the sun came up. The eclipse wasn’t visible due to the bank of cloud on the horizon.
Shortly before sunrise eight days ago. There was a thunderstorm moving across the peninsula when I got up for the sunrise. This is a six minute live composite exposure of the storm clouds moving across the bay.
The bay at dawn in late May. I had gone down to the bay with my small, lightweight kit of three manual focus prime lenses to test a different telephoto option although this shot was taken with the wide angle lens in the kit.
