Wintertime Sunset Reflections
I photographed this picture after a 36-hour snow storm. The sunset was breathtaking that evening.
I photographed this picture after a 36-hour snow storm. The sunset was breathtaking that evening.
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Location
This was taken at the Blackstone River Landing in Rhode Island, USA. I always have my mobile phone close by to capture inspirational moments.Time
This is probably one of my favorite images. I remember we had a 36-hour blizzard. I walked through 3 feet of snow to take this breathtaking sunset on February 5, 2016.Lighting
The photo had natural lighting.Equipment
I used the camera on my Samsung Galaxy 6 phone. I do not have access to professional photography equipment.Inspiration
I looked out my window, saw the painted sky, and it beckoned me to go outside.Editing
I used the brightness tool in the camera app on my phone.In my camera bag
I use my camera on my Samsung Galaxy 6.Feedback
I live in New England and with the changing seasons, I never know what I may encounter. I have found that the Golden Hour, (1 hour before dawn and 1 hour before dusk), is when I take my best photos. As a self-taught landscape photographer, I rely on my intuition and what moves me. When I feel butterflies in my stomach, I know it is time to capture my visualization. I am always prepared, because, there is nothing worse then being inspired to take a picture and not having a camera close at hand.
