Feb 11 2010

Winter and cats and dogs people | Cuba

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I truly believe in the theory of cats and dogs people. Yes, they exist and separation is visible for others. I’m a dog person who loves the cats. Another theory points Winter and Summer people. Here I’m definitely a Summer Person. If I will have a choice I will move to the place where Winter never exists… Few pictures from Cuba – which is one of the places we cherish and real blessing helping me to stay away from Prozac during long Winter months:)

Varadero Night – Picture taken without tripod. Brightest night I have ever experienced.

Nikon D700, 85 mm1.4 at 200 ISO, 1.4 Aperture and 4.0s

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Golden hour on Havana’s Malecon

Nikon D700 (no tripod) ISO 160, 20 mm at f9 and 1/200

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Sunset at the Malecon

D 700 85 mm 1.4  at  ISO 160 f11, 1/400

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Havana Fortress

D 700 85 mm 1.4  at  ISO 400 f13, 1/125

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3 comments

Mark - I’m a summer person, too. :)

That first shot – wow! – so bright! Such a nice looking location. When are you moving? ;)

Howard Haby - The first nighttime shot is amazing. It looks unreal, makes me want to be there right now. (It’s been snowing where I am now for almost a week, so I’m with you on the no winter idea).

Shelley - oooh love that first shot..wow. They are all beautiful. No winter…mmm wouldn’t that be nice! LOL

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