After my previous icicle shoot (see last blog post), I went back a couple days later to photograph the last of them before they had melted. I hiked out in the dark to be on location and setup for the sunrise-through-icicles photos I had in my mind. In the first photo (below) the sun was barely up, so I used a splash of fill-flash to light up the icicles. A few minutes later when the sun was higher, there was plenty of warm light shining through the icicles to reveal the detail of their texture.
Both photos were taken with an EOS 5D mark II, EF 24-70/2.8 lens; Singh-Ray L ColorCombo polarizer.
Ethan,
ReplyDeleteYour icicle images are amazing.
Really wonderful Ethan. Those icicles are the gift that keeps on giving! Here in CA the wildflowrs are trying to welcome spring, but the Sierra just got another foot of snow!
ReplyDeleteAs always,beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteWow, awesome! the second one is my favorite. I've been following your work for a while now. Bryan Holliday, my bird photography buddy, told me about your images.
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful photographs.Professional photography looks stunning when it reflects the actual life you lead within your own household and captures your true essence. I contacted Tony Tomlinson for my family photoshoot. He guided us throughout with the poses, was very patient and clicked some amazing photos. Very satisfied with the entire experience.
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