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Taken at Fairhope Pier on Mobile Bay, Fairhope, Alabama 12/27/09

  

I couldn't resist another shot of the pier, tonight showing a lone fisherman...and another colorful horizon!

 

Explore #228 12/27/09

Place: Fairhope Pier

Camera: Nikon D300s

Lens: Nikon Nikkor 24-85mm f/2.8D

Filter: ND8 + UV

ISO: 100

f-Stop: 22

Exposure: 4"

Place: Fairhope Pier

Camera: Nikon D300s

Lens: Nikon Nikkor 24-85mm f/2.8D

Filter: ND8 + UV

ISO: 100

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That's what you get in Fairhope, AL., along Mobile Bay.

Hey everyone! I hope your Saturday was clear and bright! The fog was thick this morning here, so I headed for Fairhope on Mobile Bay to see what I could see...or try to see...LOL! I thought it interesting how the fog gave the wharf almost a sketched graphic look!

 

Have a very blessed Sunday!

If you are a photographer, sitting on the fence with "I just don't know what to shoot." This one's for you.

I hear it alot from other photography enthusiasts so often, "I just don't know what to go shoot."

 

There are plenty of reasons you can talk yourself out of picking up that camera in your closet and getting out there.

 

"The light isn't right." "I don't have time." "Everyone else, better than me has already shot these locations."

 

..those are a few of my favorites but there are plenty more to pick from.

 

On this day, I stood here at the Fairhope Pier and all of these situations applied.

 

It wasn't a new spot - I've been here 100 times. It wasn't quite golden hour. I didn't really have time - needed to be somewhere shortly.. I've seen a hundred photos from better photographers from this area / All the good shots, I felt had been taken already. Plus, how bored will the people who follow my posts be of my posting photos from the same places over and over again?

 

But, I was compelled anyway. . My tripod, my D800, only had 15 minutes on the ground to capture some stuff.

It was an enjoyable little break to a long day!

 

It occured to me as I went through the photos, especially this one, that:

 

Even though I've stood in this exact spot with this same lens and similar settings, dozens of times, this photo had never happened before.

 

The clouds were never exactly like this, the sun was never in this precise spot when I clicked the shutter.

This kayak wasn't here at exactly this time.

Odds are, I probably wasn't standing in exactly this spot at exactly this time of day.

The light didn't fall in exactly this way to create the silhoette that I wanted.

The people on the pier were likely in a different configuration.

The boats were moored differently, the waves were spaced differently.

 

Maybe the pattern of seagull poop on the pier, didn't reflect the light back up in exactly this way to create this halo effect. :)

 

You catch my point, though. Find something you like and photograph it. Even go back and photographic it at different times of the year, differently. You might just surprise yourself in what you'll come up with!

Flag/Fountain at Fairhope Pier - the wind was strong so that the flag was unfurled!

Vistas of the bayshore...

Love the colors and the "lines" of clouds

Off into the distance #Hipstamatic #Chunky #AlfredInfrared #RedEyeGel

 

80 Likes on Instagram

 

9 Comments on Instagram:

 

guidoleonardi: Wonderful tones

 

knoxmomi: Beautiful and serene

 

3robins: Soooo pretty!!! ❤️❤️❤️

 

livstudios: Super gorgeous!

 

lazytinka: Love Alfie, love this!

 

msbrasil2000: Lovely!

 

lapetitechoux: @guidoleonardi @knoxmomi @3robins @livstudios @lazytinka Thank you all so very much. I love Alfred a lot and glad I'm glad I could make this combo work.

 

lapetitechoux: @msbrasil2000 Thank you!!!

  

Some days help remind you that beauty is in the simplest places #Hipstamatic #BettieXL #Pistil

 

67 Likes on Instagram

 

9 Comments on Instagram:

 

lapetitechoux: #fairhopepier

 

9lizzy: Beautiful

 

msbrasil2000: Gorgeous combo and capture! Hey! Did you get my extra post card?

 

micheldev: Beautiful indeed!

 

georgj007: Superb!

 

coco_gallo: ❤️❤️

 

lapetitechoux: @9lizzy @micheldev @georgj007 @coco_gallo Thank you all very much!

 

lapetitechoux: #hw_pistil

  

A view of the small marina attached to the pier.

Taken at the rose garden at Fairhope Pier...

I struggle, compositionally to get the right arial framing for the Fairhope Pier. Do you use the parking lot, do you not, how much horizon do you go for, how much of the coastline to include..

 

Maybe I'll try from the other side, next time.

 

Higher works but I'd have to go over 400 ft to get the best of it.

 

The light was terrible, middle of the day but I figured it might work as a B&W. But that's the beauty of photography. We can all go take pictures of the same thing and they come out very different!

Sunset on the pier in Fairhope, Al.

The fountain in front of the Fairhope Pier on Mobile Bay

This is the Yardarm Restaurant and the pier at Fairhope, AL

One of the ponds with several geese and ducks.

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