Morning Stroll - 2021 - Jeff Marcowitz Photography

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A Frown Runs Through
Sweet Moment
My Minolta
...Eerily Ever After
8,786 Miles
Grind
Ultimate Stillness
Morning Stroll
SSSUUperDAWG!!
Pace Line
Photo Bombed
Wishing Pool
Mondrianesque
Layer Upon Layer Upon Layer...
Mike
No Words
Unnatural Habitat
Escape - Plate 2
Abraxas
Lucia
A Preview
Jay's Barber Shop
Rainbow In Her Hair
Wildfire Effect
Gone Fishin'
Anti-Icon Helena
Ears Up
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Marina City
Up or Down
Irwin
Engrossed - Plate XIII
La Quinta Liquor
Hokulia Shaved Ice
Louie V
The Chef
Bunny
Away
C.London52w10: Natural Light<br><br>From the C.London website: Controlling natural light can be daunting as it is at first thought, well, uncontrollable. But, spoilers! You can control natural light. Find open shade, use a reflector/poster board, create shadows with your own hand. The possibilities are as boundless as your creativity.<br><br>I used my sunrise outing last Friday to kill two birds with one stone - 52Frames &amp; C.London week 10 challenges.<br><br>This challenge for me was managing the natural light to create the image I had in mind rather than exercising control over that light. Or maybe they are the same…you be the judge. There were three primary considerations for capturing this image:<br><br>1. Position myself where people could walk between me and the rising sun<br>2. Shoot into the sun without the lens hood to create lens flare<br>3. Close down the aperture to result in a sun star<br><br>Sony A6600 @ f13 1/200 44mm (66mm equiv) ISO 100<br>Sony E PZ 18-105mm F4 G OSS<br><br>Photographed 3/5/21<br>#clondon52, #clondon52w10
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Morning Stroll - 2021 - Jeff Marcowitz Photography
C.London52w10: Natural Light<br><br>From the C.London website: Controlling natural light can be daunting as it is at first thought, well, uncontrollable. But, spoilers! You can control natural light. Find open shade, use a reflector/poster board, create shadows with your own hand. The possibilities are as boundless as your creativity.<br><br>I used my sunrise outing last Friday to kill two birds with one stone - 52Frames &amp; C.London week 10 challenges.<br><br>This challenge for me was managing the natural light to create the image I had in mind rather than exercising control over that light. Or maybe they are the same…you be the judge. There were three primary considerations for capturing this image:<br><br>1. Position myself where people could walk between me and the rising sun<br>2. Shoot into the sun without the lens hood to create lens flare<br>3. Close down the aperture to result in a sun star<br><br>Sony A6600 @ f13 1/200 44mm (66mm equiv) ISO 100<br>Sony E PZ 18-105mm F4 G OSS<br><br>Photographed 3/5/21<br>#clondon52, #clondon52w10