Posts Tagged ‘Black Sea’
Caption:
Sunrise swimmers in Sozopol.
Description:
Sozopol is one of the most popular seaside resorts on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria.
It’s popular for its cobbled streets, ancient buildings and artistic ambience.
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Photo Comments:
It’s an old adage in photography that the best light is early in the morning and later in the day.
Wherever I go, I make it my business to be out and about before the sun rises.
For this picture I used my Bronica and a slick tripod.
I was looking for the sunrise and it was an extra bonus that a couple swimming in the early morning added a romantic touch.
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Hotel in Sunny Beach on the Black Sea Coast.
Description:
Sunny Beach is one of the most popular resorts on the Black Sea Coast.
It’s a well established destination for international holiday makers, nearby from Russia and Romania and also from Western European Countries such as Britain and Germany.
In summer there’s more or less a guarantee of bright sunshine, warms sea, and non-stop 24 hour entertainment.
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Photo Comments:
Of course it isn’t always sunny at Sunny Beach – but I’ve never been there when it wasn’t.
I felt that two strong colours gave a bright summer image.
And, of course, yellow is a colour for the sun.
This is a picture that really only works in colour but of course I’ve also tried to select carefully from a compositional point of view picking out the detail with an 80-200mm zoom on my Canon.
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Caption:
Fishing Boat in Sozopol.
Description:
Sozopol is an attractive resort on the Black Sea Coast of Bulgaria.
It’s one of the most ancient towns in Bulgaria once known as Appolonius.
It’s famous for its cobbled streets, artistic ambience and traditional buildings.
The Apollonia art and film festival takes place in early September.
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Photo Comments:
One of the greatest lessons I have learnt as a photographer is that not all photographs are best taken at the height of my eyes when I’m standing.
I chose a low viewpoint to emphasise the shape of the boat and to clear the background.
I used a Bronica 6×6 film camera which gave me plenty of leeway when it came to cropping.
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