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Picture of the Day - September 17, 2009
"Church in the moonlight"
Photo courtesy of John Nyberg.
(Click on the photo for a larger view)
It's quite amazing how much different a scene can look after the sun
goes down, and a long exposure can often turn it into something
absolutely magical. Today's picture is an excellent example.
The bright reflections on the water, the smoke wafting away from the
smokestacks and the obvious movement of the clouds contrast
dramatically with the static silhouette of the church, creating a
photograph that is as dynamic and intriguing as it is beautiful.
What an outstanding image, expertly captured by photographer John
Nyberg!
Note: This is an HDR image created by processing three individual
photographs.
Visitor Comments...
Name: Elizabeth Rydell
Town: Williamsburg, VA
Stunning photo today Mr. Rouse. How ever do you find them?
Name:
Ron Trees
Town: Spokane, WA
Most excellent photo Mr. Nyberg!! The color, detail and effect of a
long exposure all come together on this one. Very nicely done!!
Name: Ed Morrison
Town: Dunwoody, GA
Mr. Nyberg, you have truly captured a masterpiece here. I'm in awe!
Name: Juanita L. Ruffner
Town: Negley, OH
Beautiful indeed!
Name:
Gordon Brugman
Town: Gatlinburg, TN
Mr. Nyberg's long exposure gives this image an otherworldly
atmosphere. Choosing the dark of night to create this image presents
us with a totally different perspective on what, in daylight, might
have been an uncomfortable mixing of the industrial and the
spiritual. Great job, John!
Name:
Robert Schwarztrauber
Town: Buffalo, NY
We're always in such a hurry. Sometimes, patience is well rewarded -
as in this beautiful photo by John Nyberg. That long exposure really
made this shot a real work of art.
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