Light in the frame or inverted lens #4 - #club100

Ultimately, it is the light that makes the photograph. It is his influence that gives us the desired pictures. I continue to show the results of you flipping the front lens of the lens 180 degrees. In this case, it is Helios 44-2.

It was a shot from a height of 8 floors to the evening street and the sunset sky after sunset. This was the day before the field trip.

Today I finally made it to the water. The lake where I was was almost completely cleared of ice. A small breeze was blowing and small ripples formed on the water. The day was sunny and these ripples broke the sunlight into separate little glare. It was this light in the glare that was the object of my shooting.

I love those pointy highlights. With their help, you can get different abstract drawings. It's nice to experiment with post-processing.

It is a pity that the seagulls did not get into the frame. They didn't fly too close. Next time I'll come up with some kind of floating object. For example, a small wooden ship (toy). I think that among the sun glare, it should look fantastic.

A simple garage can turn into a fabulous house. A typical shot of this building is unlikely to attract your attention.

And finally I found a small spring brook among the grass and there were sunbeams there too.

100% SP (manual translation to SP)

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Camera	Sony A7М2
Lens	Sony 16-105 Samyang 35 1,4 Helios-40-2 ОKS 1-22-1
Location	Russia
Post-production	in LR

Manual processing in Lightroom

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