I had never captured (let alone seen) sea smoke before this morning.
When I saw the temp was supposed to be near zero on Sunday with negative wind chills in the morning, I decided to try my hand at capturing this phenomenon. I woke at 6, dressed in a million layers and grabbed some coffee on the way to the harbor. There I found my vantage point at Lovis Cove and setup.
I started shooting before the sun came up and liked what I was getting. There was a thick low lying cloud cover and the sun took a while to come up behind it. When it did, it produced these beautiful touches of light on the smoke and water. I grabbed three frames before the sun overwhelmed the scene and this was my favorite of the three.
First announcement: Marblehead Arts Association Show!
I have been offered a show at the Marblehead Arts Association. The opening reception will be on Sunday, March 11th. I will be featuring photos from my Rooftop series, a few from the Fourth of July and some work you haven’t seen yet! I hadn’t planned on ordering any more prints for the show but I may just have to find space for this one. Can’t wait to see it printed…
Beautiful stuff!
Beautiful pic!
Beautiful!
gorgeous shot! you are a brave man getting out there yesterday.
Gorgous
Very nice composition and lighting, Eyal.
Marblehead is so lucky to be seen through your eyes :). Your passion for the place is wonderful, and this pic is gorgeous…
Thanks Everyone. Meredith – you know it’s cold out when your breath starts icing up the lcd screen and tripod. Sarah – that’s incredibly nice of you to say; really appreciate it.