Continous 10 second interval photoshots over an hour certainly shortens the time frame of an event.
The wind sways the branches and leaves.
The light fluctuates.
One moment blinded,
the next, all is revealed.
Monday, September 13, 2010
CENTRAL COAST - 'sunset from my cave' - 10 september 2010
I obviously sit in front of my computer a lot. My room (cave) looks over the reserve towards the west. Quite often I leave the cyber world to watch the sun set. It seems that the natural world is more intensified by the changing rays of sunset, but that is obvious too.
Continous 10 second interval photoshots over an hour certainly shortens the time frame of an event.
The wind sways the branches and leaves.
The light fluctuates.
One moment blinded,
the next, all is revealed.
Continous 10 second interval photoshots over an hour certainly shortens the time frame of an event.
The wind sways the branches and leaves.
The light fluctuates.
One moment blinded,
the next, all is revealed.
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