Barbennaz canyon in the fog by a cold winter morning.
Showing posts with label barbennaz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label barbennaz. Show all posts
Tuesday 10 January 2017
Thursday 12 July 2012
Sunday 8 July 2012
Barbennaz waterfall, the wide view
One more view of this place where whe can see the entire waterfall.
Tuesday 3 July 2012
Barbennaz waterfall
After a long time without visiting this lovely place under my home, i returned there a few days ago.
Arrived at the end of afternoon, i waited for the sun to be low enough but after some tries, the contrast was still a little high to give some files of a very good quality with a single exposure.
So, i went for HDR and the image above results of two photos blended and tonemapped with Picturenaut.
Monday 20 February 2012
Ice at Barbennaz waterfall
Exceptionally, i don't provide a larger view for this image. Because of the vertical crop it wouldn't fit many screens.
Saturday 17 December 2011
End of autumn at Barbennaz waterfall
Just the vertical version of the image posted yesterday.
Friday 16 December 2011
Weekly commented photo # 50 - End of autumn at Barbennaz waterfall
Last year we had some huge snow falls and big colds at the end of november but as i said in a recent post, this year we spend the end of autumn under a countinous rain.
Fortunately we had two days of nice weather during the last week end.
Nice weather but no stunning conditions for serious landscape photography. No leaves on the trees, deep mud in the fields and forests and no beautiful white snow on the surrounding mountains.
So i decided to take once more the way to Fornant river running in the forest under my home.
After all that rain the water was running strongly. I spent a short time walking the muddy path along the river just looking at the stream. From the top of a little rock i devined a kind of passage going through dead trees and drift woods to a little canyon i had never explored before. So i left the path and walked to the canyon entrance where i had to go in the water to make 2 or 3 images possibly interesting.
After that refreshing stop, i went back to the path and walked to its end : at Barbennaz waterfall.
I first went just near the waterfall but was imedaitely soaked by the water spray. So i moved back to the place you can see on the image where i spent about half an hour before darkness, trying different compositions and different shutter speeds.
The photo posted here was the last i did there. For people interested in technical details, exposure time was around 3 seconds and i used a 2 stops soft GND filter to protect the upper part of the waterfall from over exposure. I also did the same image image without any filter but i really prefer this one. Last try : i took five bracketed exposure for a future HDR processing but they are still waiting.
Monday 21 March 2011
Tuesday 19 October 2010
Barbennaz waterfall, another view
I think it's (until now) my favorite image of my favorite neighbour :)
Note :
I've posted today an article on my french website about how to photograph waterfalls.
Thursday 14 October 2010
Barbennaz waterfall and 5 sites to discover
A closer view of Barbennaz waterfall (first one posted here).
It's an image from august. I arrived there in the late afternoon but had to wait a long time before the light was soft enough, at least it gave me some time to explore the place and find interesting points of view.
The 5 sites to discover :
- Scott Linstead
Scott Linstead is a nature and wildlife photographer, working with color and black and white. - Daniel H Bailey
Adventure and outddor photographer based in Alaska. - Ben Attenbach
Some very wonderful nature and landscape photography. I can't say more. - Douglas J Eng
Beautiful and various images from different styles. - Daniel Shea
Contemporary photographer from Chicago.
Sunday 22 August 2010
Barbennaz waterfall and some news from the Alps
So on july 24 after some weeks spent packaging our stuff, we left Provence to come and live in the french Alps.
A few days later i recovered a decent DSL connection but just used it a little bit. Too many hard word in our new but very old house and no really time to spend processing images i've started to make while exploring the landscape all around.
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