Time - (Hidden) Beauty of Europe
I enjoyed the scene so much, with the sky and the play of the sea waves, that I was thinking of putting those into a GIF file.
Then... let's leave them all frozen. :)
Feel free to scroll up and down quickly to see the lapse of time ;)
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|---|---|
| Canon EOS 5D Mark III | |
| Canon EOS M5 | |
| Canon EOS 550D | |
| Lenses | |
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Las cuatro tomas de la misma escena con el mar en distintos momentos me hicieron pensar en cómo cambia todo con solo unos segundos. Lo que aprendí de la fotografía es eso: capturar el instante exacto es lo único que no se puede repetir. Buenísima la idea de congelarlas en vez del GIF.
(You can quickly scroll up and down to see the passage of time ;)) I did exactly that, and here is what I saw: Each photo reveals changes in both the waves and the sky , the clouds, in particular, take on a significant role, much like in a film, with the clouds and the sky acting as co-stars; they are, in themselves, fascinating to observe and analyze.