It's getting warmer in Philadelphia, but we're getting drenched every weekend. So there is no motivation to ride my motorcycle, at least not yet.
Last night I visited the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Afterwards, I decided to walk a few blocks and try to shoot one of the locations I always have a hard time photographing, the Philadelphia Boathouse Row. Even if my life depended on it, I can't get a decent photograph of this place.
It didn't help that the cloudy overcast makes the sky look dull and gray. But hey, I've got nothing to lose so I might as well take a couple of pictures. Who knows, I might just get lucky.
It seemed as if it was going to rain again, so I hurried setting up my camera underneath the Fairmount Water Works gazebo used for wedding ceremonies.
I was so put off by the lousy weather, that only took 5 or 6 pictures of Boathouse Row, including a couple of behind the scene images. The timing couldn't be more perfect. By the time I packed my camera gear, it started to drizzle and the SEPTA bus arrived.
Another photo shoot, another lousy Boathouse Row picture.
I like it,great photo. Is it worth it to remove / blend out the hydro towers?
ReplyDeleteThanks, I think I need more practice with photoshop to remove/edit things from my images.
DeletePhotography is one of those things I wish I had an eye for. If I could see and take pics like that I would feel on top of my game. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Scott, I think I am my own worst critic.
DeleteI’d be happy with that shot. Nice.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteNIce image mate. Photography is not easy.
ReplyDeleteI know, I thought it was going to be easier.
Delete