Late one day in February, I was on the Bank Street Bridge passing over the Rideau Canal; the look of the sky at dusk caught my eye. I photographed it in several exposures: normal, aqua, black and white, sepia, and negative. Walking on, I photographed the sky again over Aylmer Avenue, beside the nearby Southminster United Church.
Oh I dig that and even got a little flashback action scrolling through them!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful sky no matter how you show it William!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous shots !. This is own of a master in photografy.
ReplyDeleteTomás.
Very dramatic sky William, I think the b & w for me...
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! It's fun to see the scenery in different setting. I really like black and white picture!
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ReplyDelete@Cloudia: thanks!
@Grace: I enjoy photographing from here.
@Tomas: thank you.
@Geoff: that sky was irresistable.
@Tamago: it is fun!
I guess I'm very "traditional" this time, the 1st photo is my preferred.
ReplyDeleteGreat sky, William, I prefer the first and the third picture.
ReplyDeleteYou learn from trying different things. So an interesting sky presents opportunities. It looks like the canal is blocked for skating?
ReplyDeleteI am always for normal!
ReplyDeleteYou got some very dramatic looks.
ReplyDelete@Karl: mine too. Of the alternatives, I think I'd make more use out of black and white.
ReplyDelete@Jan: thanks!
@Red: that particular day skating was blocked west of the bridge, and there were no skaters present in the scene below. Right now you wouldn't dare step on that ice- there are in fact open spots to the west of this location.
@VP: a lot of people are.
@Sharon: indeed! One can't go wrong with sunsets.
Great photos of the amazing sky!
ReplyDeleteNo more ice skating then? Love all the pics and what you have done with them.
ReplyDeleteWhile I usually like fiddling around with pics, in this case I prefer the natural one!
ReplyDeleteI like normal & sepia!
ReplyDeleteThose pretty sky colours seem to melt together.
ReplyDeleteawesome!! i was going to pick a fave but then it seems they all have their own great points?! ( :
ReplyDeleteI like the black and white and the sepia. A great way to see what it all looks like in the different settings.
ReplyDeleteI like all the treatments, but the first shot is still the best!
ReplyDelete@Nancy: thanks!
ReplyDelete@Denise: well, I do have one or two more random ice skaters in coming posts, but they were from photos taken before the Canal was closed for the season.
@Ciel: I do as well.
@RedPat: I figured some would go for sepia. Not a surprise that negative isn't a favourite one.
@Gemma: it was a beautiful sky that day.
@Beth: they do!
@Bill: it is a good way. I think I'd make the most use of black and white. I should try photographing Centre Block in black and white soon.
@Halcyon: thank you!
I'm all for the first one!
ReplyDeleteWell, you know how I enjoy playing with photos...so I like all of them because each brings a special quality to the scene!
ReplyDeleteOh I just love playing around with color and such. I do like the first one best.
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Very beautiful, William, and I love your new header! :)
ReplyDeleteNew here but I too adore that header. Quite stunning
ReplyDeleteThe black and white made me think of the Seine in France. Interesting that color transports us to different places. I liked the sepia and the aqua one too.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the hole in the ozone layer. ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreat colors.
ReplyDelete@Marleen: thanks.
ReplyDelete@Lowell: I like it too. Makes me wonder what the Mona Lisa would look like in negative.
@MB: thank you!
@Linda: it was time for a new header.
@John: thank you! We have a large tulip festival here each May.
@Eve: of the variations, I can see myself working with black and white more.
@Revrunner: I can see that!
@Mari: thanks!
Beautiful shots! I like all of the different versions, but the first one is still my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFun! I like the "normal" views with the black and white a close second.
ReplyDeleteNeat! I like the normal and the sepia best.
ReplyDeleteVery cool looking.
ReplyDeleteI keep meaning to try things like this, but...stuff gets in the way!
ReplyDelete@Lois: thanks!
ReplyDelete@Norma: thank you.
@Kay: I do too.
@Linda: thanks!
@Whisk: I thought so!
@Jennifer: that happens.