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Photowalking With Colin
Colin Devroe
20 episodes
6 days ago
Come with me as I struggle to learn photography.
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Come with me as I struggle to learn photography.
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Culm dunes - October 28, 2019
Photowalking With Colin
28 minutes 10 seconds
6 years ago
Culm dunes - October 28, 2019

Photos: http://cdevroe.com/2019/10/29/photowalking-culm

Nick Carver: https://www.nickcarverphotography.com/

22mm ∙ f/22 ∙ 1/15s ∙ ISO 100

I'd been wanting to use the Monochrome picture style in my Canon camera but hadn't found the right subject. Until this day, when the sun was still relatively high in the sky, and I remembered how Nick Carver took advantage of these less than stellar photographic conditions to make black and white photos in the desert. I don't have sand dunes or cacti available to me so I thought of using these anthracite culm piles as my sand dunes.

I am happy with how the first photograph came out. But I'd like another crack at these, and a few different compositions, with a lens hood.

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Photowalking With Colin
Come with me as I struggle to learn photography.