Showing posts with label wales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wales. Show all posts
25 Mar 2011
SLOW WATER
Another experiment with shutter speeds - 1/10 sec at f/32. It was so great to be somewhere I could play around with lots of little waterfalls to photograph. Wales again.
24 Mar 2011
GROUP OF THREE
This photograph is in response to Kat's Exploring the Camera: Groups of Three post. These strange Welsh sheep were inserted into little nooks in the old wooden beam running alongside the stairs in the cottage we rented recently. Cute!
21 Mar 2011
BETWS-Y-COED
Rapids at Betws-y-Coed in Wales where three rivers meet. An ideal place to play around with shutter speeds. This was at 1/8 sec which has smoothed the water falling over the rocks. My husband was getting very fed up waiting for me to take a whole lot of photos at different settings!
20 Mar 2011
ROSES!
These were in a vase by a window in the cottage we rented in Wales. Unfortunately they're not real but they were great fakes!
17 Mar 2011
PORTMADOC, WALES
I don't know what these broken wooden posts were but fancy they may at some time have been a jetty into the estuary. Portmadoc is a town in Wales, near which is the famous Italianate village at Portmeirion.
14 Mar 2011
WELSH DRESSER
I bet not many people go all the way to Wales to take a photo of a Welsh Dresser! I liked the perspective of this shot but I know I got the lighting wrong as the window behind the plant is overexposed. I'm thinking I should have exposed for the light coming through the window and maybe used a little flash for infill. Any ideas welcomed!
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