"Somewhere In Time"© David A. Ziser
One of my favorite images from yesterday's shoot. The sun was setting and was obscured enough by the clouds so as to not completely blast the highlights away in the sky. I headed over to Lightroom for a 60 second tweak to darken the sky, goose the colors, and add a slight vignette further enhancing the attention on the couple. The couple was back-lit with my Quantum strobe at half power - about 100 W.S. The location, colors, composition combine for a very ethereal image that does, in fact, suggest somewhere in time but that time frame is indeed elusive. Camera specs; Canon 40D fitted with 10-22mm lens at 15mm F 5.6 @ 1/160 second, ISO 200. Enjoy! -David
David. Knock out shot. Looks like water coming down the steps.
ReplyDeleteYou have nothing to worry about business wise. People still want the best, and WILL pay for it.
Great blog as always.
Oh my..."Uncle!" I give up. You win.
ReplyDeleteThat is one of THE most beautiful photographs I have ever seen.
I am thankful you are not anywhere close to Montgomery, AL.
I need to check to see if Home Depot is hiring.
(to self: do not get discouraged, use this photograph for inspiration and DO NOT give up)
nice, very nice... how can you take so nice images?
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing them... and sorry for my english :-(
Absolutely stunning. This is one amazing image. Seeing someone capture an image like this is motivation enough to keep shooting... a trying to better oneself. WELL DONE!
ReplyDeleteReally cool David. O like the color and mood. Are those steps water?
ReplyDeleteYou seem top really love the grand landscape style portrait. You should start playing with HDR for those types.
http://tinyurl.com/hdr-weddings
Maybe you already are, but it can be pretty cool... Gav
It is stunning! This is the first time I commented on your site, but I enjoy checking it out every day. This photo really makes me ponder how I can get more of an "ethereal" effect in my own photos. It seems like I am often caught up in the what it really looked like as opposed to what it could look like. Thanks!
ReplyDeletePicking my jaw and eyeballs up off the floor. David, this is absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeleteWe can always count on you for inspiration and eye candy. Thanks!
Gee David,
ReplyDeleteYou just keep re-affirming why do I admire you so much, thanks for inspiring me all these years.
Mario Herrera
David, David, David...I've seen you take some pretty nice wedding photos...but this one! Holly cow man!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely breathtaking! True art!
ReplyDeleteMaster sizer, this image is a "Diamond" easily whithout a doubt a "Loan Collection" beauty....
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing....
Absolutely stunning. Loss for words on this side of the screen.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Ha ha ha, "Please Ziser don't hurt 'em."
ReplyDeleteInspiring is one thing, making people give up is another!
You're like Stevie Ray Vaughn with a camera... watch out for helicopters.