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Take a peek at my Stories, where you’ll see some real-life shots of what I was shooting yesterday when I created this beauty. The waters in the keys are gorgeous. .
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As always, created through camera movement .
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Photo Specs
0.4 sec at f/40 135 mm

Turquoise Aqua Indigo Teal...these are the colors of Dry Tortugas National Park 😍 .
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Photo Specs
1/6 sec at f/32

A little glimpse of what I’ve been working on in Key West. 😍 .
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Photo specs
1/5 sec at f/29 100mm
on @canonusa 6D

Sunsets rule. This is from Burlington last year. 😍

The blues from ice & snow & cold are so different from those of the islands & snorkeling and warm. I love ALL the blues💧❄️🌎🐬🐠🦋🦕🐳🐟 and are thankful that they are in my life

This one is a trickster. It looks like I was in outer space, doesn’t it? Spoiler alert: I wasn’t. But that really is my favorite thing about this image. I need to print it out and see if it’ll hold up. Odyssey? 😂

Sometimes the richest color you get from a sunset is that dark shadowy indigo that emerges in darkness in the clouds. 😍
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Photo specs 1/3 sec at f/16 80mm

Faith’s sister. Many of you may recall Faith, a delightful vertical sunset I added to my portfolio last year. Here’s a horizontal I created during the same sunset. The colors of this one were off the charts ridiculous. 😍
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Photo specs
0.3 sec @ f/14
115mm on @canonusa 6D with 70-300 zoom lens

Does it get better than this? Simple, sublime sunset in San Diego. The little bit of haze on the horizon allowed me to get the ghost of the setted sun in the photo without being blown out.
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Photo Specs
1/13 sec @f/32 70mm

The landscapes and colors and light of Florida are so different from Vermont. It’s taking some getting used to, but I’m up for the challenge. I need to get back earlier in the day, but this is a shot of the crystal green-blue waters of Blue Springs Park. Plus a ton of Florida’s ubiquitous Spanish Moss. There might be a manatee hiding in there. This is where they Winter, because the water is always a warm 72* from the spring.

I’m just starting to explore the photographic possibilities of Florida. Being on the East coast is novel; I have to pay attentions to things like shadows in the foreground that aren’t a concern when facing a clear Western horizon. In this case, shadows brought a wee deceptive magic. The bottom third of this photo is sand, white sand, heavily in the shadows. That dark blue is something that your eyes tend to correct for, since you know it’s sand. But in abstraction, deep rich blue. Fun, huh? .
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Photo Specs:
1/4 sec @ f/45 😂
300mm

My love of sunsets does not falter. This one was gray and foreboding, but kept going, and going, determined to squeeze all the beauty out of a single night. Geese honked in the background as they came in for the night. A full 25 minutes after sunset, she was still glowing, as the clouds rearranged themselves to show their good side.