sunset i presume?… what kind of camera? interesting f-stop and shutter speed. what were your settings and thank you for visiting my modern day fairy tale. ks
It was actually dawn. I was just using my phone lol. I did use the “HDR” setting, but I’m not a photographer by any means. I had just gone for a hike that morning and saw the stark contrast between what was going to be a dreary and cloudy day vs the glow of the sun on the horizon and thought it might make an interesting picture. It was darkened a tad to emphasize the dark/light contrast. It was taken at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis, Indiana. Thanks!
i thought it might have been dawn. i have a place along the Lake Huron shoreline in upper Michigan which faces east .. they call it the ‘sunrise side’ … so i see a lot of spectacular sunrises on the horizon …. no two ever alike except for their magnificence! and y0u’re welcome. ks
sunset i presume?… what kind of camera? interesting f-stop and shutter speed. what were your settings and thank you for visiting my modern day fairy tale. ks
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It was actually dawn. I was just using my phone lol. I did use the “HDR” setting, but I’m not a photographer by any means. I had just gone for a hike that morning and saw the stark contrast between what was going to be a dreary and cloudy day vs the glow of the sun on the horizon and thought it might make an interesting picture. It was darkened a tad to emphasize the dark/light contrast. It was taken at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis, Indiana. Thanks!
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i thought it might have been dawn. i have a place along the Lake Huron shoreline in upper Michigan which faces east .. they call it the ‘sunrise side’ … so i see a lot of spectacular sunrises on the horizon …. no two ever alike except for their magnificence! and y0u’re welcome. ks
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oh! and, where was the picture taken? somewhere around the Great Lakes? ks
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