A Touch of Sun by Mairéad

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27-Mar-2013

A Touch of Sun

It's still bitterly cold with flurries of snow throughout the day.
Fortunately the snow didn't lie and there was a reminder than
Spring will return when the sun caught these leaves.
Hard to believe that this time last year Ireland was basking in a mini
heatwave.

Olympus E-P1
1/640s f/4.9 at 32.0mm iso400 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	27-Mar-2013 13:16:06
Make	Olympus
Model	E-P1
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	32 mm
Exposure Time	1/640 sec
Aperture	f/4.9
ISO Equivalent	400
Exposure Bias	0.00
White Balance	0
Metering Mode	center weighted (2)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
Focus Distance	0.250 m

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SRW		05-Apr-2013 16:33
Beautiful and promising....

Brenda		30-Mar-2013 23:09
Beautiful lighting! V

Frank Brault		28-Mar-2013 19:39
Lovely light! V

LynnH		28-Mar-2013 12:34
Great light on this spikey green forest! V

Neal Nye		28-Mar-2013 11:07
So exciting. I think everyone's ready for this!

Stephanie		28-Mar-2013 10:29
The lighting is exquisite! V I'm beginning to feel springtime in my neck o' the woods too (even though it snowed here on Monday!) :)

John Lamb		28-Mar-2013 04:34
Love the light & textures in this back-lite flax.

Brian Samuel		27-Mar-2013 22:53
The leaves could make us believe it was sunbathing weather.

tinkerb		27-Mar-2013 22:23
They are not risking it here! It has snow varying amounts every day for the last 10 days. Even I am begining to a touch sunlight and green would be wlecome, but not quite yet!!!! Nice shot of the promise of spring

Helen Betts		27-Mar-2013 21:59
Love the light and color here! Your use of DOF is also very effective here. I sure wish we had some of that glorious sunlight! V.

Karen Stuebing		27-Mar-2013 21:56
The light really makes these leaves look spring like. There is hope. Beautiful find on a cold day. V.

Johnny JAG		27-Mar-2013 21:38
WOW, real sunshine!

Alan K		27-Mar-2013 21:26
It's a good use of the light; there's a tone to it which indicates that it really is warming sunlight rather than any artificial lighting, though not a stroing summer sun yet. (Not that you get a lot of that anyway.) Unfortunately the cold probably isn't helping your latest round of sniffles, which I hope you have a better run with once the weather warms.

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