It is only in the depths of winter that I can wake up early enough to take Ripper out at sunrise (about 7 am or so), and take advantage of the nice soft golden light for photos.
Even now, only in the second week of spring, at 7 am the sun is already fairly high and the light is very bright, harsh and contrasty.
Coincidentally, at that time I inherited an iPhone 6 (my previous being an iPhone 4 - also inherited) and tried out its camera one morning.
Here, then, are a few iPhone pics of Ripper, around sunrise, in Adenia Reserve:
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Ripper enjoying the riverside mud, chasing water birds and ducks |
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The mud on his legs don't stay on for long, and by the time we get to the car, would have fallen off. |
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From the swampy to the grassy areas |
And here's one on a rainy morning, with Molly - also a phone pic:
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Rainbow in the west, the direction most of our rain comes from. This photo is taken in our local footy oval. |
Lovely photos! A reward for waking up early indeed.
ReplyDeleteThanks, KMK. I still think phone photos don't do as good a job as real cameras. I find handling a phone camera unnatural.
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