Holy Spirit Church in winter

Holy Spirit church and park

Публикация, споделена от Milen Mladenov (@resco.bg) на Мар 23, 2018 в 10:45 PDT

Winter walk

Almost 2 month of winter passed and not a single snowflake, until few days ago. One Sunday morning I woke up to see a nice and heavy snowfall. No time to wait – a quick coffee and few minutes to prepare my camera. I went on this winter walk with my D7200 and a tripod. in the city the snow was beginning to melt, but on the nearby hill it was almost 20cm and still snowing. There were just few footprints in the snow left from some sporting people who went for a run.

Welcome to the fog

Golden autumn

Those image that you will find here are the last ones from this year's autumn season. I will not bother you with long sentences about how beautiful this season could be, but I will let you decide for yourself.

My Autumn

I will begin my post with an apology - I am very sorry for not posting too often in this blog, but I was really busy lately.
So, excuses away, I want to share with you some of my autumn images.

My favorite sunrises

There is something very special about a sunrise. It has become some kind of a ritual for me, each morning to make a cup of coffee and stood up on the balcony waiting for the sun to rise up. Each sunrise is different by itself - sometime there are clouds and its magnificent, other times there is just the sun and the hot colors it provides during the time it is rising.

Jacobina macro

 I got this flower as a gift from my parents after finishing the renovations in my home few years ago. Till this year it hasn't bloomed. I wasn't able to find the correct name of the flower in order to read how I was supposed to take care of it, till recently. This year I took it on the balcony and try my best to watch after it. One day I saw that there were forming three blooms - two bigger ones and one smaller. I waited them to become bigger and started photographing it. My idea was with black background and lots of details, that's why I've put a macro filter of 4x (and sometimes 10x) and used focus stacking to get the following photos.