While exploring the local areas of Barbados, I decided to leave my flash for my camera at the resort one night and make use of just the available light. This image was shot using one of my low-light prime lenses. Check out all of those different color temperatures (sounding like a camera geek - I know right).
Anyways, the location of this shot was at a fish market called Oystons. Some of my Bajun readers will definitely correct me on that spelling. The food was great! I had red snapper - my personal favorite (Hmmm...think I'll have that tonight for dinner).
I plan on going back to shoot in 2008 and 2009. There were so many more amazing images that I wish I could have captured....and I will. One night while riding in a taxi, we drove past a building that was really dark but had turquoise doors. The gentlemen inside were playing cards and the doors were illuminated by dim lights on the porch. I almost paid the driver just to go back so that I could get a time exposure. Anyways, after looking through my images from earlier in the day, I realized that I did take a picture of the building while on the way to the pier. Here is the shot:
I'll get that night shot I want next time. And that's a promise!
- KNIGHT
6 comments:
OHHHHHH YEAH ROSS!! These two are my favorites!! O.K. well, among some of my favorites.
From One CamGeek to another- AWESOME.
~H.
I love the market shot, beautiful. I need one of those lenses :)
I had the same market shot with the same type of lighting in Mexico. It's amazing what your eyes MISS!!!
I should promise not to miss those shots again....
Wonderful pics at always. :-)
Awesome shots! I found you from Lisa at Ethnic Scrapbooing. I'm glad I did... Beautiful artistry!
OK, I am amazed at the stories your work tells. I almost wish I had an occassion to let you photograph for me. I wish you all the best. May God continue to bless you and your work.
P.S please do come back , would love to show you around my homeland and take some pictures and get your opinion on them .
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