The last kiss of light
I always seem to hang out at a spot longer than seems prudent… but then again, the light has proven me right more often than not. 😉
the kiss
Advertisements
Unaffected Photography
Landscape images of Texas and beyond by Derrick Birdsall
Texas Forts Trail
To order a copy, click here!
2017 calendar
Order your 2017 Calendar Here!
Blogroll
- Adrian Wayte Images
- Afternoon Popcorn Snack
- Alpenglow Images
- By the Light
- Dan Jurak's Alberta Landscapes
- Ken Rockwell
- Landscape Photography Blogger
- Leanne Cole Photography
- LIfe in the Bogs
- Lucas Franca
- Marc Silber
- Milkay Photography
- Nylon Daze
- Outdoor Photographer
- Photographing an Island – Van Lieu
- Refrigerator Magnate
- Richard Wong
- Silber Studios
- Steve Sieren's blog
- The contrary photographer
- The Palladian Traveler
- Toad Hollow Photography
My stuff online
Texas photography
- Al Capizzo
- Arlington Camera
- G3Graphx.com/blog
- Jerod Foster
- My life outdoors
- One Day One Image
- Russell Graves
- Serious Amateur Photography
- Surface Interval Musings
- Texas Highways
- Texas Mountain Trail
- Texas Photo Forum
- Texas Tweeties
- Wyman Meinzer
This is a great shot, Derrick! Love the colors in those rocky mountains there is in the distance! Really terrific stuff, my friend.
Many thanks my amphibian friends!
Fabulous shot, Derrick. It’s perfect. 🙂
thank you Robin, I appreciate that!! 🙂
[…] The last kiss of light – incredible natural light illuminates a rock face in the distance which creates a wonderfully colored jagged shape against the sky. Â Derrick Birdsall captures this shot at the fading light of day, making for a great shot full of contrast and really captivating colors at the same time. […]
A Stack of Photography Links That Just Plain Rock said this on May 24, 2013 at 7:16 pm |
What’s so great about being prudent? Never seen a need for it myself … 🙂
Good stuff, man.
thanks PJ! How’ve you beeen??
Well, if you’re going to wait around in one place while photographing, this sort of image is worth it. I enjoy the way you seem to find isolated areas of interest in what might be considered “bland” country to those who don’t love the desert.
Thanks David!! It’s not often that I do hang around one place… but when I do… LOL
Much to be said in praise of hanging around!
🙂