Door County Sunset

[Trevor Ash]

I hooked up with Sebastian over the Labor Day weekend and we were able to sneak a few shots in amongst our other "obligations".

It's been a LOOOONNNNGG time since I went out to do any sort of landscape photography. Fortunately for me, things worked out well. I buried my tripod deep in the bushes and walked away with this.....and a few spiders.

I also shot a pano series which I hope will turn out well. It'll take me a day or two to do the work on that one though. Same light and scene (although a few moments earlier than this one), just more of it

I hope every one's weekend went as well as can be.

Sebastian shot a photo of me while I was taking either this or the pano series, I wonder if you'd be so kind as to post it? I really liked them when I saw them on your computer.

Ciao!

[Cowgirl]

Very pretty!

I'd love to be able to get more landscapes too!

Kathy

[VanillaKisses]

that's a gorgeous shot!

my girlfriend is here cringing, hoping you don't show the spiders...lol

anxiously awaiting the pano's!

[Axle]

Awesome shot there Trev, you managed capture the colours there beautifully!

[Sebastian]

Here he is, doing his "thing."

[Chunk]

Wos. Can't wait for the pano. Beautiful color.

[another view]

Very nice, both of you guys! Did 'ya eat at the place with the goats on the roof?

[Old Timer]

Beautiful capture Trevor. Exposure is very nice on this image. Love the way you have preserved the forground color without losing the great sunset. Three cheers for this one.

[Trevor Ash]

Beautiful capture Trevor. Exposure is very nice on this image. Love the way you have preserved the forground color without losing the great sunset. Three cheers for this one.

Thanks for the compliment. What you see posted is actually a multiple exposure blend as the foreground was much darker than the sky. The top parts of the tall trees in the background, including the small land mass in the background. as well as the sky and sky reflection are one exposure. The foreground and rocks are a different one.

[Trevor Ash]

Well, I looked at the pano shot and the composition is very weak. It's difficult to compose them for me. There's just not enough water in the scene and it's overwhelmed by shrubbery and sky. I should have used a longer length lens. I'll play with it eventually but my enthusiasm isn't as great as it was for this first photo I posted.

[Frenzy]

The colour brings out the mood. I really like the scene. Great shot from that difficult lighting conditions. Nice job!





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[efjeld]

Very nice, both of you guys! Did 'ya eat at the place with the goats on the roof?

Beautiful sunset there Trevor! I'll be up there in a week for a long overdue vacation!

For the "Goats on the roof place..." The goats are no longer on the roof. I dunno what happened to them. I remember them as a kid, last year when we made the time to eat breakfast there, the goats were gone... Not sure how they keep the grass under control.

[Old Timer]

Thanks for the compliment. What you see posted is actually a multiple exposure blend as the foreground was much darker than the sky. The top parts of the tall trees in the background, including the small land mass in the background. as well as the sky and sky reflection are one exposure. The foreground and rocks are a different one.

Thanks for the tech info. I have to improve my abilities in this area. Your image is beautiful, but had I been at the same place at the same time my finished product would never have been as nice. Well done.

[opus]

Trevor! Good to see you shooting! This is wonderful.

[Liz]

Such an awesome image! The colors are incredible. Thanks for posting - btw, great shot of you down below too!

Liz