I missed the full moon rise yesterday because of the heavy cloud coverage that we had hovering over Palm Beach County.
Hundreds of bikers were at the South Florida Fair show off their motorcycles to the crowd by driving through the fair. It was a very cool opportunity for me to catch some tail lights and fair rides all at once. You better believe I made the best of it!
I couldn’t sleep last night so I drove out west to Hungryland WMA area to see how the MIlky Way looking. It wasn’t as spectacular as I was hoping but way better than being in the city.
I must be getting old. I remember when I was younger I would get on these rides back to back now it makes me sick just watching these things spin around in circles. Photo taken at the South Florida Fair.
I went to the South Florida Fair yesterday to shoot the night lights and colors. The colors at the fair was too much for the eye can see. This photo kinda gives you an idea of what I mean.
My favorite tree in all of Palm Beach County is this Kapok Tree located next to the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach Island. There was enough lights to illuminate the tree very nicely considering it was nighttime. The moon added a little flare to the image as well. Two exposure HDR using Photomatix Pro.
The Royal Park Bridge in Downtown West Palm Beach has pink lights to raise awareness for breast cancer. Slightly tone mapped in Photomatix and processed using Photoshop and Lightroom.
Here’s a quick post here for the holidays! I hope everyone is enjoying their time off from work. Happy holidays to one and all.
Single exposure from the middle of Florida under the night sky with the Milkyway in the background. Photo processed using Photomatix HDR software, Photoshop and Topaz Plugins.
Single exposure HDR image of the Milkyway from Port Mayaca Bridge at Okeechobee Lake, Florida. Exposures tone mapped using Photomatix HDR software and Vertorama was created using Photoshop Photomerge tool.
