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Lake Michigan Ice / Gillson Park Wilmette 3/28/15
Saturday morning. 3/28/15
This shot goes back to Saturday, the day before yesterday's post.
The dripping icicles were lining the beach but these seemed to catch the sunrise's glow in a good way and I knew that it would not last long.
This shot goes back to Saturday, the day before yesterday's post.
The dripping icicles were lining the beach but these seemed to catch the sunrise's glow in a good way and I knew that it would not last long.
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Lake Michigan / Gillson Park Wilmette 3/28/15
Saturday morning around 6:45 am. 3/28/15
In the 20's.
Some days I just hope for a little ice. With evening temperatures in the 20's plus wind speeds in the teens, I felt that we might get a little ice back on the beach. The sun beat me to the horizon as I could already see its glow above the trees as I drove into Gillson Park, but it's not seeing the sunrise that I desire. It is that illuminating glow that transforms otherwise mundane objects into magic.
This was the very first shot of the day, a relatively simple foreground subject with the water blurred with a longer exposure using ND filters. I'm stacking a 2 stop along with a variable ND for about 6 stops of ND.
This was a good start to shooting with an hour of photographing that only ended because I could not feel the shutter anymore with frozen fingers.
In the 20's.
Some days I just hope for a little ice. With evening temperatures in the 20's plus wind speeds in the teens, I felt that we might get a little ice back on the beach. The sun beat me to the horizon as I could already see its glow above the trees as I drove into Gillson Park, but it's not seeing the sunrise that I desire. It is that illuminating glow that transforms otherwise mundane objects into magic.
This was the very first shot of the day, a relatively simple foreground subject with the water blurred with a longer exposure using ND filters. I'm stacking a 2 stop along with a variable ND for about 6 stops of ND.
This was a good start to shooting with an hour of photographing that only ended because I could not feel the shutter anymore with frozen fingers.
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