Now that we’ve passed the summer solstice and the days are getting shorter, why not take advantage of the many late sunsets remaining. That magic period between 8 and 9 pm can produce some provocative images. All the images below are hand held. I know it goes against the rules handed down since Ansel Adams was a pup, but what are rules for anyway? With exposures up to a second long, some unexpected and pleasing results can occur.
Shooting digital makes it easier than ever. And for those shooting film--just imagine the anticipation waiting to get back what you thought you saw through the viewfinder.
Here’s my salute to late sunsets and happy surprises.

Wilted Leaf 1/8 sec. at f/2.8

Garlic Heads 1/2 sec at f/2.8

Coreopsis 3/4 sec at f/ 2.8

Tomato Plant 3/4 sec af f/2.8

St. Francis 1 sec. at f/2.8

Full Moon through Locust Tree 1sec. at f/2.8

Comments (1)
Just stumbled into this blog - the twilight garden photos are magical.
Posted by Mary | July 24, 2007 4:25 PM
Posted on July 24, 2007 16:25