A few Fridays ago, after almost two weeks of heavy rains and widespread bad weather, the day it appeared favorable to shoot some pics: in the morning still dark, but a nice breeze slowly drives away the clouds and reveals a clear sky, a beautiful cobalt color, creeping inside me the worm's desire to sunset.
why not arrange for a good day, off to pick my son to school together and we head for one of my favorite destinations for these locations: Ispra. Now the days are short, the sun sets early and in different position than in summer, but after a moment's delay dismay me with the new coordinates, places the equipment and start shooting.
As imagined, the light is very nice and I understand that it was worth coming here when the sun begins to fall behind the profile of the mountains that encircle the lake.
D300, Sigma 10-20 at 16mm, ISO 200, f/16, 6 sec, CPL, ND8, GND8
Capturing the light of these moments gives me great satisfaction because I can stop for a moment to seize the time and, feeling the slight chill of an achievement. As time passes, then, the colors, tones and feelings continue to change, and I feel completely in tune with the nature that surrounds me completely hooked.
D300, Sigma 10-20 at 16mm, ISO 200, F/14, 20 sec, CPL, GND8
D300, Sigma 10-20 at 14mm , ISO 200, F/14, 25 sec, CPL, GND8
And here, finally, the last explosion, the last farewell of the sun that goes away and gives way to darkness, not without remind us of its power.
D300, Sigma 10-20 at 19mm, ISO 200, F/14, 60 sec, CPL, GND8
A Special thanks to Matthew, my son, a perfect assistant for the day and keen observer of the sunset, back home she thanked me for bringing him to enjoy this beauty ..
During this output I got to meet and know personally Alberto Segramora (by great landscape artist what he had smelled the smell of a great sunset, I think ...), and it was very nice chatting amiably with him as if we were friends for a long time.
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