Sun really is a star, a photo from Nordrhein-Westfalen, West

Photographer's Note

Last weekend we again have had a hike to my favourite place here in the surroundings of my city, Siegen. It is a "mountain" with an altitude of 465 m - and on its top a steel framework look-out which was inaugurated in 1896. You can see it in the workshop - and using the map view function left hand. I put the marker there at the viewing platform.

On sunday - and as you can see it really was a "sun-day" - we have had this view in a south-western direction.

You can see the hilly landscape of my region with mountains up to 600 meters and behind the horizon in a distance of about 70 kilometers there's Rhine valley in the Bonn area.

besnard, Guenther, eska, Henryk_Bilor, jlynx, ellelloo has marked this note useful

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jasmis (58653) 2009-01-26 22:35

Really! QED. I'm only afraid of the matrix of your camera. :)) But maybe 1/125 s of sun light will not kill it. :)
Impressive presentation.

Regards my dear friend.

besnard (59196) 2009-01-26 23:11

Bonjour Frank
Un joli clich� aux douces couleurs o� l'astre soleil brille de tous ses feux, c'est la vedette de la photo.
Merci pour le partage et bonne journ馥.
Nicole

Nicou (193814) 2009-01-27 1:28

Hello Frnak,

J'aime bien ces soleil, avec leur branche lumineuse, superbe image oser prendre le soleil de face avec la belle vue sur les colline en fond, mangigique.

Bravo et amiti�

Nicou

Guenther (10915) 2009-01-27 4:30

Hallo Frank

ja so ein sonniger Sonntag erhellt die ganze Woche...sehr sch wie sich die blau- grauen H�gel in der Ferne verlieren...

Welchen Filter verwendest du denn f�r Gegenlichtaufnahmen? Kenne mich da gar nicht aus.

Schen Tag
G�nther

jlynx (12647) 2009-01-27 5:02

Hello Frank,
Of course so! The sun is really a star. This is visible very exactly on this photograph. There will suffice only properly to cover up the diaphragm, afterwards direct the lens on the sun, and then to press the trigger of shutter. Of course, it is necessary still to know, as every bit of it to arrange, which to choose the background and so on. Here all happened after Your thought.
Best regards from Mosina,
Jurek

eska (522) 2009-01-27 9:38

Yes it is a star and it's Sunday a perfectly detailed landscape. Perfect balance of lights and shadows.
;-) Good camera with good eye behind it. Congratulations, my favorite again.
I would be afraid the sensor might get damaged, I am not trying anything like that with my camera.
You deserve all the comments you have got. Good note too, as usually.
Chris from cold Mississauga.
PS.February 27 !!!!!!! - last day.

wolf38 (30) 2009-01-27 9:55

Hallo Frank. Man muss sich Zeit nehmen f�r dieses Bild. Zuerst nimmt man nur die Landschaft und den Himmel wahr. Aber wenn man das Photo genauer betrachtet, werden alle Details in den beiden Bildelementen sichtbar. Und dann ist da nat�rlich noch die Sonne mit den Strahlen ringsherum. Insgesamt ein Photo zum Erkunden und Sinnieren. Sehr sch. Viele Gr�e, wolfgang.

mesutilgim (0) 2009-01-27 10:25

Lieber Frank,
Du hattest einmal geschrieben, dass es die "Farbe" ist was hier zaehlt. Wobei Du voellig recht hastst.
Denn diesen Beitrag haben bis jetzt (einschliesslich mich) 93 paar Augen angeschaut und nur 7 bewertet !
Was solls ?
Schlicht, einfach aber absolut perfekt. Fast wie eine fernoestliche Tuschzeichnung: mit wenigen Farbtupfern und Strichen, viel erzaehlen.
Danke schoen und
mfg
MESUT ILGIM

Henryk_Bilor (20803) 2009-01-27 10:50

Hi Frank
There is thaw and frost interchangeably... Nice to see the Sun over the mountains. Great light.
Regards

AandK (1832) 2009-01-27 14:56

Hab ich als Fotograf das Copyright oder liegt das bei dir als Besitzer?
Toller Effekt mit der Sonne! Will ich auch mal ausprobieren, allerdings muss selbige da mitspielen...

chanjits (4460) 2009-02-01 16:40

yes dear here sun is looking marvelous but i liked the foregrounds detail the most you have achived marvelous depth of field

ellelloo (6572) 2009-02-04 9:42

Hello Frank,
A nice shot showing the hilly landscape in a contra-light situation very well. It looks like the hills would last into the infinity. The silhouetted foreground trees act as a good framing.
Greetings from now mildly cold Espoo,
Lasse

Paolo66 (169) 2009-03-06 0:37