"Sunset Silhouette"
Judy Royal Glenn Photography
I went down to the docks on St. Simons Island, Georgia with my husband to get some sunset shots. I had my husband come with me to carry my bag because I just threw out my back a few days earlier. My back wasn't really well enough to photograph. I could not do a lot of things, like get down low to the ground.
It was killing me to be at a wonderful place to photograph and for two days not be able to shoot. So, out I went with my husband to see what I could physically be able to shoot. What I ended up with was not what I envisioned, but I am satisfied nonetheless.
When we first got there, the pelicans were everywhere! I had less than an hour till sunset, and most of the time I photographed the pelicans. This particular set of pylons usually had a pelican on it, so I shot there for awhile. Once the sunset, I noticed the beautiful clouds had pink in them. I knew the perfect shot would be to go back to this pylon.
When I got there, a pelican was there but flew off. I set up my tripod and waited. The pelican came back, but the pink in the clouds had disappeared. This is basically the shot I captured. I added a tiny bit of a richer blue to the sky. I'm happy!
Judy Royal Glenn Photography
I went down to the docks on St. Simons Island, Georgia with my husband to get some sunset shots. I had my husband come with me to carry my bag because I just threw out my back a few days earlier. My back wasn't really well enough to photograph. I could not do a lot of things, like get down low to the ground.
It was killing me to be at a wonderful place to photograph and for two days not be able to shoot. So, out I went with my husband to see what I could physically be able to shoot. What I ended up with was not what I envisioned, but I am satisfied nonetheless.
When we first got there, the pelicans were everywhere! I had less than an hour till sunset, and most of the time I photographed the pelicans. This particular set of pylons usually had a pelican on it, so I shot there for awhile. Once the sunset, I noticed the beautiful clouds had pink in them. I knew the perfect shot would be to go back to this pylon.
When I got there, a pelican was there but flew off. I set up my tripod and waited. The pelican came back, but the pink in the clouds had disappeared. This is basically the shot I captured. I added a tiny bit of a richer blue to the sky. I'm happy!
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