Today has been grey, cloudy and rainy. Because it is Wednesday we started the day before sunrise - Fiona off to her exercise group and me walking - before the rain.
Before heading off for my walk and just after returning home I captured the grey light of early morning - another light panorama of the valley and mountains below our house.
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| ©2014 Barry Smith - Moody morning light |
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| ©2014 Barry Smith - After sunrise with three storms across the valley |
And because the photos were taken with the iPhone I played with a couple using my favourite app to see what additional light and colour could be drawn out of the vistas.
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| ©2014 Barry Smith - Storm light |
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| ©2014 Barry Smith - Storm light accentuated |
I love the pixelated early light when the iPhone zoom is up to full power.
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| ©2014 Barry Smith - Pixelated early light |
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| ©2014 Barry Smith - Brooding pixelated early light |
As I have said before I never tire of the magic that nature and the valley offer. I was thinking this morning that I might do a Blurb book on iPhoneography panoramas of the valley from the last couple of years.
Splendid idea. I always look forward to photos of your beautiful valley and the interesting effects you get when you've tweaked them. Your blog has something inspirational each time, whether it's your own amazing work or your photos. Thanks Barry!
ReplyDeletei think you must do a blurb book of the valley. it is infused with your admiration and love - and your artistry. a photographic documentary - like muir in visual form. for we can feel your depth of connection to this place - and we thank you for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteThose panoramic shots are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIsn't the iPhone wonderful! I love what you do with your photos and I think you certainly could make a beautiful Blurb book of your valley.
ReplyDeleteAA, MJ, SD & C - sorry for not responding to your generous and appreciated comments earlier - time just flies doesn't it. AA & MJ - I'm pleased that you can see how the valley has a magic and spiritual dimension to it for me. All - I enjoy taking photos with the Phone - do't see myself asa photographer but the iPhone and art has enabled me to see things a little differently and a desire to capture and share a little. Thanks for your encouragement regarding the blurb book. I will put it on my to do list for this year. All - go well and create well. B
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