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Morning Glow
Image Title:  Morning Glow
 
 By: Ann Nida  
  Copyright ©2006



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Photographer Ann Nida {K:45230}
Project #52 Patterns in Nature Camera Model Canon Digital Rebel
Categories Nature
Film Format
Portfolio Lens Canon  18-55mm EFS f/3.5-5.6
Uploaded 1/17/2006 Film / Memory Type Lexar  1GB
    ISO / Film Speed
Views 404 Shutter
Favorites Aperture f/
Critiques 51 Rating
6.18
/ 11 Ratings
Location City -  Willamette Valley
State -  OREGON
Country - United States   United States
About I grabbed a few shots of this moss laden tree right before a huge deluge of rain pounded us with that impending black sky. The tree caught a pocket of sunlight peeping through a hole in the clouds and made it seemingly glow in the dark. I thought it was photo worthy. Enjoy.

Thank you to all who drop by to view and comment on my images.

Cheers - Ann :)
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There are 51 Comments in 1 Pages
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Larry Donnelly   {K:1106} 1/17/2006
Knock, knock, looks whose next door on the recent posts, how did you take a shot of my hair in the morning... that will be one model release young lady, liked your pom pom trees, my view across my street is a suburban house like 4 million homes in the US, and you get pom pom trees. Lorax was Dr. Suess's last or near last books, a character who bemoaned the wanton cutting down of trees, larger version of your pom poms but more the color of my South Beach Fall. I am rambling on, must stop. Heidi-Ho.


Gayle's Eclectic Photos   {K:91033} 1/17/2006
hey! i just uploaded,too!...this must be from another day cause i didn't see any sun today..LOL..what a glow!...looks like the tree is basking in a spotlight!...nice contrast with the darker sky BG...and yes,photo-worthy ;>
cheerios,gayle


Rina     {K:26519} 1/17/2006
Just love the sky when it's like this. Ann, what a capture! So dramatic... must have been quite a deluge. The skies here never get that dark and scary. Just grey and bleak. Really makes me miss the whoppers we get back home...

Nicely done and definitely worthy.
Cheers
Rina


Janet B   {K:16139} 1/17/2006
Nice, Ann, and that is quite the glow! The moss really sets it off! Always loved when the skies are dark and the sun will peek and highlight something...gives that glorious surreal feeling, like here :)
Love it!


Alicia Popp   {K:82561} 1/17/2006
Precioso contraste de colores e iluminación entre las ramas y el cielo oscuro. Una muylograda composición. Felicitaciones!!!


Susie OConnor   {K:34798} 1/17/2006
Wow what a capture Ann. A bright spot on a dreary day. Something like this always makes me feel so good. Even if it's just for moments. Nice one!
Susie


Steve Aronoff   {K:21276} 1/17/2006
Beautiful, Ann. And the colors are terrific. I hope you haven't been having as many consecutive days of rain as we've been having in the Puget Sound area. Depressing.
STeve


Gary Dyck   {K:11907} 1/17/2006
Nice!! great contrast with the sunlit tree and the dark foreboding sky!! Great capture! Cheers, Gary


Ina Nicolae   {K:44481} 1/17/2006
Great capture and contrast, Ann! I love the sunlit branches against the dark sky, it's a special feeling to see that. Great colors, too! Very well rounded composition :-) Cheers, Ina


Baha Sadri   {K:14473} 1/17/2006
Amazed by the lighting,very decisive moment,I guess you always have your hand on the holster!
O's,
baha


Paul Lara   {K:78508} 1/17/2006
Very dramatically lit, Ann.
Tip: In these situations, its recommended to UNDER expose by 1 and even 2 stops, as the averaging meter may (and in this case, did) not correctly expose the shot. Had this been underexposed, the tree woudl have retained a lot more detail.


stingRay .   {K:136763} 1/17/2006
Thank goodness it's Larry's hair....thought it was mine phew!!

That is one dark forbidding sky sweetie but the burst of sunlight has exposed the tree and made me think of Jason and the Golden Fleece (Though why he couldn't settle for a blue one from the supermarket....b----y snob!) Oh my lovely girl, you always get into the firing line don't you? Risking frostbite one minute, being swept away in floodwater the next, I bet you have ladders and scaped knees as well:):):) Never mind, it is all greatly appreciated by your UF friends. Best wishes to you and great big hugs, 'see' you soon...Ray


Dave Stacey   {K:115782} 1/17/2006
I like the contrast between the well lit tree, and the dramatically dark sky behind, Ann! Well seen and captured!
Thanks for your comments, too!
Dave.


Marco D.S.   {K:5418} 1/17/2006
Great contrast and light: it's an interesting job. Nice composition! Cheers,
Marco


Ann Nida   {K:45230} 1/17/2006
Thanks for the tip Paul. I'll remember that if I see this again. I jsut left the camera on auto to grab a few quick snaps and this is what I got. I wanted to get out of there before the deluge. I though digital cameras always underexposed anyway do they?

Thanks agian

Cheers - Ann :)


Paul Lara   {K:78508} 1/17/2006
No, Ann. the digital Rebel is pretty faithful. if you set it at 0 EV, it will give you a pretty darned accurate average exposure. The problem with digital is that once you get to a luminance value of 255, anything above that 'clips' and is completely lacking detail, no matter how much you adjust levels or curves. You can play conservative and set to -1/3 EV which can help. Just don't forget to adjust levels if it's a keeper to get your brightest values restored.

Here is a photo I intentionally under-exposed by two stops because I knew it would yield this effect:
http://www.usefilm.com/Image.asp?ID=1031134


Ann Nida   {K:45230} 1/17/2006
Thanks for the info Paul. I didn't know that about the DSLR Rebel. I will definitely experiment the next time I have the opportunity to do so. Thanks for dropping by and tkaing the time to show me something I didn't know.

Cheers - Ann :)


m ,   {K:15872} 1/17/2006
You’ve got a very lovely vision and captured a beautiful picture with nice focal point and background. The colours of picture have great harmony!
Best wishes: Maxime


Doc Roberts   {K:549} 1/17/2006
Ann... you scare me... I disappear for a couple of months, finally get time to come back, and you keep on topping your already stellar work. This is another great shot.

Fantastic!


Darlene Boucher   {K:15622} 1/17/2006
Beautiful and I'm so glad you shared! Wonderful colors Ann! Sure hope you all get some more sunshine, seems like you've had enough rain! Take care my friend! Darlene


Kelly Duntley   {K:13055} 1/18/2006
This tree seems to be reaching for the glorious sun. His little arms are streching up. Nice contrast with the dark skyline in the back.Well seen and photographed.
Kelly


Del Metheny   {K:25369} 1/18/2006
I like the result of the limited sun shining directly on the tree with the rest dark. It gives it a very unique glow. Good eye to see this photo op. Del.


Mark Beltran   {K:32612} 1/18/2006
When the sun comes out after a rain in Oregon, it tends to be quite special, as it is here.


Rashed Abdulla   {K:153619} 1/18/2006
very great job my friend ,wonderful image which i did enjoy viewing ,great details and very beautiful contrast and colors , all of the best my friend ..


Kathy Hillard   {K:25721} 1/18/2006
ANYTHING that catches a ray of sun lately is photoworthy, Ann! We actually had a pretty decent day here today. Susie and I had to have a "photo fix" so yesterday we took our cameras and headed out in the pouring rain. Didn't get out of the car much, but when we did we got WET! Oh well, better days ahead!
Kathy


brian underdown   {K:-1176} 1/18/2006
the tree screams for sun light stretching its arms and raising its voice.cetainly works nicely with the dark storm clouds overhead.

brian


Bob Walker   {K:1066} 1/18/2006
Wow, Ann! Those colors are really vivid - especially against the dark sky. I also think the central crop works well here do to some nice symmetry in the tree.

Best regards,
Bob


Larry Hammond   {K:16631} 1/18/2006
So very pretty how the trees almost emits the golden light Ann, love it.

Larry


Larry Hammond   {K:16631} 1/18/2006
So very pretty how the trees almost emits the golden light Ann, love it.

Larry


Andrzej Pradzynski   {K:21195} 1/18/2006
Ann, it's a great abstract composition with very dramatic feel due to very dark background. I like the glowing branches and twigs - you got great ilumination here to contrast nicely with the dark blue skies. Cheers, n.j


jude .   {K:14625} 1/18/2006
Love this one, Ann...very surreal, very eerie, laced with a nice dollop of sinister atmosphere. Very nicely done.


Galal El Missary   {K:84111} 1/18/2006
Beautiful composition , very well done Ann .

Galal


sherif hussein   {K:13806} 1/18/2006
Excellent capture & Nice contrust ,Beautiful composition
Regards
Sherif


Danny Brannigan   {K:16237} 1/19/2006
Fantastic image Ann. A super sky and great light.


György Szönyi   {K:8347} 1/20/2006
Beautiful light conditions, very well seen. The dark background sky is fantastic with that greenish glow! Gy.


mundh    {K:3974} 1/20/2006
wow very impressive shot .


Robert Kocs   {K:89061} 1/20/2006
What a lovely natural composition with glowing tree. The glowing branches give a superb effect, very nice capture. Well seen! Love the strong contrast, fine colourtones, exciting details. A great natural formation, very nice unusual view. Great one. Very well done dear Ann! :)

Cheers!
Robert


Mohamed Banna   {K:34213} 1/20/2006
yes it is really GLOW
very nice colors
great pattern in nature


Jose Ignacio (Nacho) Garcia Barcia   {K:91622} 1/20/2006
wonderful composition. 7


Baha Sadri   {K:14473} 1/20/2006
Sweet Ann!
Are you going to consider the fact that 115 viewers of this last photo are waiting ?
O's,
baha


Vandy Neculae   {K:6181} 1/20/2006
Excellent capture and nice contrast.
Beautiful composition.


Mireille Heirendt   {K:7258} 1/21/2006
Hi Ann,
I like this lit tree against the dramatic sky, but also these very few remaining leaves and the black birds on top, all balancing this photo very well.
Perfect!
Thanks for all your latest comments.
Regards, Mireille


Ace Star   {K:20388} 1/22/2006
good morning capture :) like it alot ... keep it up

wish you good luck


Mary Brown   {K:67818} 1/22/2006
This reminds me of a lovely peacock. It has a wonderfully cheerful mood.
Mary


hdw Photography   {K:5955} 1/22/2006
Well captured Ann.The contrasting light and dark makes it.Well done
best wishes
Hilton


James Hager   {K:6285} 1/23/2006
Cool! Wonderful light on the tree against that dark sky. Definitely "photo worthy."


WAEL HAMDAN   {K:7476} 1/23/2006
really excellent capture..
wael


Piero Somma   {K:13397} 1/23/2006
l'albero sembra trattenere i raggi del sole, original composition...
ciao


Piero Somma   {K:13397} 1/23/2006
l'albero sembra trattenere i raggi del sole, original composition...
ciao


Mary Brown   {K:67818} 1/31/2006
This is so pretty. I love the way you captured the quiet essence of the lovely morning light caressing the tree.
Mary


Hussam AL_ Khoder   {K:60885} 7/9/2008
Great And very beautiful photo.

All the best.

7/7


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