Hi Friends!
Something very fresh this time :). I went for a short morning walk yesterday to check out the light conditions by the river Łyna in Ruś village near Olsztyn.
I was hoping to see some fog there as we had fog during last 3 days in a row.
The location I have visited multiple times in the past so I had the compositions and spots ready - all I needed were these perfect conditions... and this time I got it!
Colours were still autumnal, not many leaves left on the trees but enough to give the warm touch to the images.
The light was mild and filtered through the fog.
The fog was present in the air but to be honest, I hoped for a bit more of it... anyway it was enough to bring the needed atmosphere to the shots.
In post processing of the images I was experimenting with different colour palette.
I am not sure if I prefer more warm settings or these rusty ones... or maybe more cold like during a blue hour time.
It is just a matter of preferences.
I tried to bring the right atmosphere to the place and all of the styles work for me.
What do You think? More warm images or the rusty ones or cold? :D
Anyway - it was a short Sunday photo shooting session but I knew what I want and I got it :). Full satisfaction and few more frames to my autumnal collection from this year.
Hope You like them and I hope You will stay tuned for more posts, galleries and stories .
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