Tuesday, December 21, 2004
The Shortest day
December 21st is a special day. In the Northern hemisphere it’s the shortest day and in the southern hemisphere it’s the longest day
To celebrate this unique day in a special way we have created a photographic record of the day.
On the BLOG we feature just 6 images but on the FreeFoto.com website you can view all 441 images
Everything from the first exposure at 07:55 this morning, half an hour before Sunrise (8:25 GMT) to the last frame taken 20 minutes after Sunset (15:41 GMT)
You get to see the best and the worst. The ones that work and the ones that don’t. You can explore how we use the light and the subject to create our images. You see what happens when we get it wrong. You also will see what we do when the sun goes in!
We hope you enjoy this special feature on The Shortest day.
To celebrate this unique day in a special way we have created a photographic record of the day.
On the BLOG we feature just 6 images but on the FreeFoto.com website you can view all 441 images
Everything from the first exposure at 07:55 this morning, half an hour before Sunrise (8:25 GMT) to the last frame taken 20 minutes after Sunset (15:41 GMT)
You get to see the best and the worst. The ones that work and the ones that don’t. You can explore how we use the light and the subject to create our images. You see what happens when we get it wrong. You also will see what we do when the sun goes in!
We hope you enjoy this special feature on The Shortest day.
You can enjoy more pictures by visiting the FreeFoto.com Blog Archives - The links are in the right column.
