November 7, 2005
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This is a bit of the east shore of Lake Union.
One of the things I like about photography in the twilight is that long exposures add luminance to colors you would ordinarily see as dark. I call them 'shadow colors,' and they're especially obvious opposite sunsets and sunrises. The radiant quality of the light bounces into dark corners, as opposed to directional light which creates shadows. I think this is my favorite time of day to shoot, as long as I have a tripod.
Comments (4)
awesome result!!!!
Where was that taken from? Gas Works Park?
Yah, from gasworks park.
Oh yes, that's a gorgeous shot!
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