I still haven't managed to make a time lapse video of a sunset. Last night there was a possibility but the colourful sky lasted less than a quarter of an hour before the clouds went back to a more normal grey.
Wednesday, 18 August 2010
Carling Star Keeps Growing
Yesterday was the first opportunity to take a photo of Angel and Carling Star for a while. Carling Star (Fred) is growing into a handsome young stallion but still stays very close to mum.
I still haven't managed to make a time lapse video of a sunset. Last night there was a possibility but the colourful sky lasted less than a quarter of an hour before the clouds went back to a more normal grey.
I still haven't managed to make a time lapse video of a sunset. Last night there was a possibility but the colourful sky lasted less than a quarter of an hour before the clouds went back to a more normal grey.
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dawn here was much the same, by the time I got out it had started to drizzle.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo of the foal and mum. A really nice colouring as well on the pair of them John.
ReplyDeleteSame last evening - lovely coloured cloud formation which had completely faded by the time I got outside with the camera.
ReplyDeleteThank you Roy. They are a beautiful colour.
ReplyDeleteYour photo of the sunset is lovely. The ephemeral nature of the color in the sky at sunrise and sunset is one of the reasons why they are so special.
ReplyDeleteThey are special, Wilma, and very difficult to record on camera. I've never got a photo that really matches what the eye sees. One explanation I read pointed out that our eyes see a wider range of colours in the red (and violet) end of the spectrum than any solid state device.
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