March 2010 archives

End of season

March 30, 2010 by Younes
This time of the year is likely the slowest as far as landscape photography goes (in our region at the very least). No more snow to smooth things out, no more ice for aesthetic relief, brown grass, leafless trees. Just about everything is poo brown. What that means is: 1) I shoot something else 2) [...]

Checklist

March 29, 2010 by Younes
Golden light reflecting off big rock onto small wet rock: check Small wet rock reflecting golden light off bigger rock located in shaded area for blue color: check Polariser to maximise golden light off bigger rock located in shaded area for blue color AND slow down shutter speed: check Long lens to isolate water splashing off [...]

Plan A

March 24, 2010 by Younes
For those of you who actually pay attention to what I say (I like to pretend there’s many of you), I spoke in my last post about always having a plan B. Well, I thought it may be worthwhile to show you what my plan A was in the first place, since I never really [...]

The Monster

March 23, 2010 by Younes
Always have a plan B (improvised or not). It’s funny how you can live in a place for years (8 in my case), yet never explore parts of it, even though they are smack in your face!! Well, I did just that on a recent visit to Montreal and skipped over to le Parc Jean [...]

Pots of Gold

March 16, 2010 by Younes
This past winter hasn’t been a glorious one as far as photography goes in our area. Barely any snow, or ice, or fog, it has been about as plain as you can get. But it wasn’t all for naught! First, we’ve been getting some fantastic weather of late, very unusual for the season. Mostly, though, [...]
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