Back from the cottage after a scorching morning walk on the beach. Gorgeous.
Big fire on the mountain in Cape Town. UCT badly affected.
Here’s the view from our (diverted) route home. I’m not feeling great this evening, so that’s all from me for now.
Them: “Look, I know that these autumnal sunrises are pretty and all, but you can’t just keep using them as quota photos for blog posts!”
Me: “Ha!”
So, with that established, here are a couple of quota photos of the autumnal sunrise this morning. (Sat=0)
Delicious anti-crepuscular rays included.
It’s going to be a scorcher of a day. Stay cool!
I don’t do early mornings whenever I can help it, but with the onset of Autumn and the kids’ return to school, I have at least had the pleasure of some impressive early morning views from our bedroom window.
The smoke from a veldfire… somewhere… made for some nice mustard on the left. The clouds made for some nice contrasty stuff on the right. This was quick and dirty (I had packed lunches to pack and schoolchildren to schoolchild).
But I’m hopeful that there may be opportunities for a few more images over the next couple of weeks and beyond.
And yes, Saturation = 0. Of course.
This is taking a lot longer than we anticipated.
Our water bill is going to be MASSIVE this month. And I know that I promised you before and after images, but there is no after at the moment. Because it’s taking SOOOO long to fill.
It’s not even a big pool.
As ever, I’m writing a few posts in advance over the holiday period (such as it is) so that I can have a little bit of break as well. And because I don’t want to be using up all my words in one go, here’s a quota photo that I took on our recent trip to the Cederberg.
Star trails for dayz (or… er… nightz).
This was the result of 2 hours (and one second, because why not?) of exposure, then an automatic noise clean up on the camera (I won’t be using that feature again – took another 2 hours!) and a bit of tweaking in Lightroom. Bigger and darker here.
I quite like it.
It was almost worth fumbling around in the pitch darkness of the bush in the early hours.
Almost.