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SPARK Eye: Jim Lennon Captures East End Snow Storm’s Beauty
Jim Lennon captures a stunning post-storm moment that makes you forget about all that snow shoveling. Here’s how it went down on Jan. 28, according to Lennon.
Tonight at the end of my block, the contrast of the Sun’s vibrant colors and frozen surface of Reeves Bay in Flanders was a view that almost makes braving the cold worth it!
Bay Frozen Over
For the first time in quite a while the bay has frozen over enough for me to wander out on the ice pack to a spot that normally would be waist high water.
In the winter, the sun sits lower in the sky; at sunset it spends more time near the horizon giving us longer lasting sunsets. Add to that clear skies and low humidity and the colors from the setting sun can shine through more vividly.
NIKON Z8, 24-120mm S lens @70mm: 1/40th sec; f/4.5; ISO 250; Daylight Color Balance; handheld; 5:14pm.
About Jim Lennon
Jim Lennon has created photography for national advertisers for more than 50 years, with images featured in thousands of ad campaigns and corporate communications. His work has earned awards from Kodak, the Association of the Graphic Arts, the Long Island Advertising Club and Graphic Design magazine. He has been profiled in Studio Photography, Industrial Photography and Photo District News.
Jim lives in Flanders and operates a full-service studio in the Hauppauge Industrial Park.
www.jimlennon.com
IG: @jimlennonphotos