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Morning Frost

The shot of the week came about on Thursday morning during my commute; yes, there may be a pattern here, as you may have noticed that I’m often inspired during morning travel.

The quality of the light was that beautiful warm tone, that occurs on chilly days when the air is nice and clear.  As I traversed into Westborough, Massachusetts, I decided to stop near a pond that I had frequented before and check out what caught my attention.

In all honesty, I had first thought to do something with the way the sun’s light was playing across the trees, but the sun was still too low in the sky for the desired effect.  As I walked along a path, my eye caught the tall grasses with still quite a bit of frost on them; I thought they looked pretty interesting in this color light.

Now, all I had to solve was how to make it pop in the image with just my iPhone as a tool. You can see what I did: put the sun behind a fence post, get low enough and ensure that the focus is on the front grasses to create some extra depth in the image.

Hope you like the result!

4 responses

  1. Beautiful Shot..♥♥

  2. I certainly did!Its amazing how you turn ordinary things into something wonderful.I love the golden effect..like Fool’s gold!

    1. Thank you very much!

      There’s beauty to be found everywhere, as long as we learn to look for it. Sunset and sunrise are times when the sun’s light is most beautiful, and many photographers love those times for that reason.

  3. Beautiful. Love the shot and love what it is possible to achieve with an iphone 🙂

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