Captured this panoramic view yesterday morning just as the sun crested the horizon. A happy 2018 indeed!
The sunrises the past few mornings have been so lovely. Beautiful golden light filtering through the trees with just the right amount of cloud cover. š š
PS Can you find the deer still sleeping in the snow? š¤ š¦ š¤
The big ‘ole nor’easter that plowed through New England Jan 4th, 2018 dropped about a foot of snow here in northeast CT. It was also a perfect excuse to create a pre-sunrise to post-sunset holy grail 4k timelapse!
Click full screen to watch the fun details, like how the winds fought off any real accumulation on the railings.
Been having some fun the past few days shooting the moon! With a recent focus on some astrophotography putting the sky in my mind, the excitement over this month’s supermoon on Jan 1 & “blue blood” lunar eclipse Jan 31st, not to mention some clear skies before the big snowstorms, it was time to create some pics.
The first shot I’m a bit extra happy about, as it is the first image shot w/ my new Sony A7Riii. It is love at first sight.
Waning Gibbous Moon ~89% full Jan 3rd, 2018
Full “Supermoon” low on the horizon glowing yellow Jan 1st, 2018
Waning Gibbous Moon Jan 2nd, 2018
A lovely sunrise this morning. Little color from the clear sky, but that simply results in the beautiful shadows of winter trees flowing across the field, trembling in the winds.
Feel fortunate to have enjoyed this morning’s beautiful sunrise, seeing the change as the sun began lighting up the fresh fallen snow. It was an amazing view from above as the light slowly but surely began to filter through the trees and push back the blue of night.
First snow of the year. Which means I was out appreciating the lovely little snowpiles on each little leaf. I’m guessing 4 weeks and I’ll be sick of winter and ready for warmth again! ā
Even snuck a quick tweet out while shooting. Gotta love capacitive gloves!
Still snowing means no sunset shots, but Iām not disappointed! The snow was a perfect weight that is made lovely little piles on each individual leaf still hanging on to its branch. #StormHour pic.twitter.com/0A9HNnCPZQ
ā Jeremy Pollack (@jeremypollack) December 9, 2017
