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Archive for the Lake Yosemite Category
Lake Yosemite after sunset
29. April 2010 by Friedhelm.
There are more winter storms in California this year than the last years. Every time a rain storm moves through the Central Valley there is a great opportunity to photograph beautiful sunsets and landscapes with great clouds. I created this image after I already thought: “Let’s go home, photography time is over.” I remembered the words of one of my photography teachers who said: “When other photographers put their cameras away you start shooting!” I am glad I did, because the red reflected colors on the lake are absolutely stunning! Camera setting: 70mm focal length, f14, 1/8sec., ISO 100
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Cows at Lake Yosemite
24. April 2010 by Friedhelm.
After coming home from the East Coast I had to photograph at my favorite places. This image is created behind UC Merced at Lake Yosemite. The Spring evening was just gorgeous.
Enjoy!
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Sunset
11. April 2010 by David.
I purchased a new camera last year. When I looked at the memory card from the Sony I had been using before I found this among others.
This was taken at Lake Yosemite, the lake level is obviously low and we had one of those beautiful Valley sunsets. Hope you enjoy.
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Dave
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Mono chrome sunset
7. February 2010 by David.
I took this photo a couple of months back at Lake Yosemite. The sunset was behind and to my left. The light was so strong that it turned the usually dominant fall colors to an almost mono-chrome color. F11, 1/50 sec., 35mm.
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Sunset at Lake Yosemite
23. September 2009 by Friedhelm.
Lake Yosemite is one of my favorite places to photograph. I have a portrait session tonight so went out to test the light and to shoot this sunset. I walked along the shore until I found this spot that double frames the sun. The two trees embrace the sun and the twigs form a natural frame which gives the images a lot of depths. The reflecting rays on the water surface draw your eyes right into the sun.Camera settings: 24-105 lens @ 70mm, f 7.1, 1/320sec, ISO 100.
Enjoy!
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Reflection at Lake Yosemite
7. September 2009 by Friedhelm.
While David and I were waiting for the full moon to appear another photo opportunity came up. (Sometimes it really pays to turn around!) Sunset had already happened but the red light in the background created this beautiful reflection. I used a super wide angle lens (Sigma 15-30 at 20mm, f22, 30sec, ISO 100) and captured lot of “negative” space above the treas and the reflection in the water. For a while I considered to crop the image above the tree line. In my opinion the image would loose in quality. what do you think?
Happy shooting and if you can do it with another photographer. It is always fun!
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Full Moon and Tree
6. September 2009 by David.
Here’s my second installment from my trip to Lake Yosemite to catch the full moon. The sun had set and it was pretty much me, the moon and a couple of fisherman. That doesn’t include the party going on on the opposite shore.
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Moonrise, au natural
5. September 2009 by David.
I decided to head up to Lake Yosemite last evening and try and get some moon shots. This photograph was not photoshopped, the color of the grass and sky are the result of the orange sunset directly behind me. I wish the sailboats that were on the lake a little earlier would have stayed a little longer, hmmm, do I hear a photoshop opportunity here. Nah, I like it as mother nature intended.
Also discovered I need a more sturdy tripod, Took some shots after the sun had set but the wind was blowing so hard I couldn’t get a blur free shot.
Hope you enjoy, on one of my monitors this photo comes up somewhat dark, hope you have a better view.
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Dave
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Trees, a bridge and a sunset.
5. July 2009 by David.
The air conditioner at my new house isn’t working right so I thought I’d take a little trip to Lake Yosemite (just ouside Merced) to cool down and relax a bit. I actually did just relax for a bit and enjoy the moment. There was a brisk breeze and a cloudless sky. But even without clouds we get some pretty good sunsets here in the valley.
I was also hoping to get some full moon shots. I won’t admit here to why this isn’t a moon shot, let’s just say I’ll be better prepared next time.
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Dave
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Boats and a Flower
14. June 2009 by David.
I had a little fun here with Photoshop. I used a gradient layer to mix two different photos. I tried to self-teach myself Photoshop, I suggest that you take a class if at all possible. It gave me the confidence to explore further, something I had pretty much given up on. It is a very deep and complex program, but can do some amazining things.
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Dave
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