 |
| Digital original |
On
the last full day of the photo tour of Skye, I took the participants
down to the beach in the morning, to continue exploring the
possibilities. After a long discussion about tilt-shift lenses, I made
this to demonstrate their potential, extending the depth of field from
the seaweed covered rock in front of me to the horizon at f/16 (when I
had no tilt on the lens, the depth of field ran out before the stones
of the beach met the ocean.
 |
Digital infrared, 2 frame stitch
|
I
photographed Dun Beag Broch in 2008, both as a ruin, and as an environment in which to set the Nude, when I worked with R_.
On this visit, the sky was just fabulous, making infrared the obvious
camera of choice.
 |
Digital original, 2 frame exposure blend, 2 frame stitch
|
The last photographs of the day were made on the western-most point on Skye, The lighthouse at Neist Point, built in 1090, is beautifully situated, and viewable from a high cliff on the shore.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Feel free to make a comment, or ask questions!