Tuesday, May 04, 2010
Wind-assisted photography
After the storm system plowed through the middle of the U.S. last weekend, the wind kicked up, at least in the northern parts of the Midwest. Seeing that I was in Door County, Wisconsin, and seeing that spring wildflowers had bloomed and seing that I wanted to get some photos of them while I was there, I had no choice other than to try to do so in the stiff breezes that raked the peninsula.
Focusing in close quarters is tough enough when the subject is still. When the subject appears to be riding a breezy bucking bronco, it can be nearly impossible. But for reasons that I'm still trying to figure out, these two photos -- a trillium and tulips -- have a nifty sense of motion about them despite my best efforts to freeze them in place.
Photographs © 2010 James Jordan.
Labels:
Bokeh,
Depth of Field,
Door County,
Flora,
Spring
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Tulips are one of my favorite flowers. And I love the special effects. Carol
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