Trinidad e Tobago : Photos

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In the city of Trinidad, Cuba.

I, Garçon Stupide posted a photo:

I, Garçon Stupide posted a photo:

I, Garçon Stupide posted a photo:

I, Garçon Stupide posted a photo:

Detail

Balance

Usual speeches on music

Marsha came out with us all for lunch, she is nine months pregnant here but frankly had got fed up of being stuck in the house so came out with all of us.

She has since had a baby girl safely by cesarian section.

This is the same restaurant at the harbor near the fuel pier.
There were lots of zebra fish in the shallow water and I was throwing bits of Wedge into the water for them all to pounce on.

There were crabs climbing up the stone wall of the jetty too, looking for snacks.

The city of Trinidad in Cuba is well known for its lovely colours. Here's a typical street view.

The city of Trinidad in Cuba is well known for its lovely colours. Here's a typical street view.

As I was walking down the beach looking at the scenery and cloud patterns, I saw two beams of light appear in the sky. So I ran up and down the beach until I saw two rocks to complement the rays. Placing the rays over the rocks did not look right, so I moved to the left to give some space between the rocks and the rays. It is almost like the two main rocks are like Easter Island heads watching the rays. I made sure to include lots of sand ripples in this image.

Trinidad - Stazione degli autobus

Trinidad - stazione degli autobus

Ready for the waves at Trinidad, Humboldt County

Torre del ingenio Manaca Iznaga, Trinidad, Soncti Spiritus, Cuba

Sometimes when you are doing landscape photography, something will appear that becomes your unanticipated focal point. You may not have much time so be ready for it! No HDR.

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Canon 5D mkII
Canon 17-40L @ 40
0.2-second exposure @F14
1/2 hour before sunset
LEE soft ND grads 0.9 + 0.75
Cokin z-pro filter holder
No polarizer.
ISO 50
RAW file processed with Capture One by Phase One
TIFF file processed with Photoshop

As I was walking down the beach looking at the scenery and cloud patterns, I saw two beams of light appear in the sky. So I ran down the beach until I saw two rocks to complement the rays. Placing the rays over the rocks did not look right, so I moved to the left to give some space between the rocks and the rays. It is almost like the two main rocks are like Easter Island heads watching the rays. I made sure to include lots of sand ripples in this image.

I was hoping for the small holes in the clouds to open up, but I was not sure that it would happen. So it was a bit of a surprise. I could have just stayed where I was when the spotlights appeared, but the rest of the scene was rather boring. So I risked the spotlights going away in exchange for a chance at something better. I must admit that I should have had the foreground composition ready to go just in case the sky opened up but I got distracted by the reflections in the sand and was not paying attention! So, I really had to run quite a ways down the beach and a barely got there in time.

If you snooze, you lose... unless you can run for long distances!

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Short drive north of campus to watch the sun go down.

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