Looking at the sky, alongside the road, homes, and cut farmers fields after sunset on or near Shankweiler Road.
Tripod mounted A7r and Leica R 28mm f2.8 Elmarit V2 lens.
ISO 100, f8?, 4 seconds.
Exposure Corrected +1.08 Stops.
January 4, 2014
Along or near Shankweiler Road near the Trexler Nature Preserve, which is in Schnecksville, PA.
Anyone visited Frankenmuth Michigan? At or around Christmas time? The town boasts one of the largest Christmas stores anywhere in the world. And multiple restaurants that feature family-style chicken dinners, the largest being Zehnder's. The building is a bit of a complex, and includes a fairly large marketplace on the lower level.
Sony A7RIII, FE 12-24/4, hand held at 1/30th, ISO 500
AGeoJO wrote:
Freezing rain can cause hazardous driving conditions but you certainly can create wonderful images, just like you did there, Douglas!
Thanks, Joshua! When conditions are good I usually have a very heavy lead foot. But when it snows or has ice, I am a slow poke. Even that I almost wrecked my car two years ago when I was going home after taking pictures of snow in the morning, I was driving pretty slow but lost control and spun 180 degrees on a very very narrow bridge, I was sure the car would hit the guard rail but thank God it just spun a perfect 180 degrees. Yes, ice is a lot worse than snow.
Bored and just playing with the Weekly Assignment.
"The life of man is like a game with dice; if you don't get the throw you want, you must show your skill in making the best of the throw you get" - Terence
. But when it snows or has ice, I am a slow poke. Even that I almost wrecked my car two years ago when I was going home after taking pictures of snow in the morning, I was driving pretty slow but lost control and spun 180 degrees on a very very narrow bridge, I was sure the car would hit the guard rail but thank God it just spun a perfect 180 degrees. Yes, ice is a lot worse than snow.
