The shadows are from a mountain in back of the camera as the sun was still rising. This was printed as a 24"x8" for a client when I still in the business.
Marc
My artistic impressions of the falls on a 19 deg. F early January morning, and a much warmer, foggy April morning. D200, 18-70 kit lens, hand held with elbows propped on wall.
Multnomah Falls is the most challenging place I have ever shot, so one of these days I will go back there, but next...
I'm new here, so forgive me if this has been done to death already. I thought that I would open an invitational thread for people to show their moon pictures - WITH data so others can learn how each shot was done.
MY contribution is to show that while cheaper equipment can't compete with the...
I know I screwed up by missing the rest of the reflection opportunity, but I was preoccupied balancing flash against the harsh ambient from camera left. I don't shoot people.....
D70, ISO 400, Sigma zoom, 300mm, f9, 1/3000 matrix metered, manual -1 EV dialed in. I know that I pushed the highlights out a bit far, but if you've ever tried to shoot one of these in full sun, you know how that goes!
Slightly different version of an image printed 30" wide on Kodak Endura Metallic. The jogger on the beach is barely noticeable on a computer monitor, but really helps set a sense of scale on the print.
The Endura paper reproduces whites as pearlescent silvery tones which completely changes the...
The USCG was doing their surf training drills on the outside of the jetty, while the surfers were working the inside break. The fog was thick and the wind was blowing hard.