Fall

[Austin Greene]

This evening's sunset over a local apple grove. No crazy bumping to saturation or vibrance, the colors were stunning all on their own!

I'd love to hear your thoughts!

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Fall by TogaLive, on Flickr

 

[Juga]

How many exposures were used for this?

 

[cbarnard7]

Lovely shot! I might crop just a little bit of the sky if it were me. Awesome colors.

 

[Austin Greene]

Three all total. One at -3, one at 0, another at +3. That said I chose to exclude a large portion of the +3, I didn't want the background trees lit, only the shadow details on the subject tree. They were all shot handheld, bracketed, on burst. We were trespassing into a park which was closed, so I didn't want to take the time setting up a tripod.

 

[Juga]

Three all total. One at -3, one at 0, another at +3. That said I chose to exclude a large portion of the +3, I didn't want the background trees lit, only the shadow details on the subject tree. They were all shot handheld, bracketed, on burst. We were trespassing into a park which was closed, so I didn't want to take the time setting up a tripod.

I like it. The reason I asked is because it looks like you isolated that tree deliberately. I was going to ask if you did this in camera but it sounds like you did it post. Have you used the multi-exposure software on the 6D yet?

 

[Austin Greene]

I like it. The reason I asked is because it looks like you isolated that tree deliberately. I was going to ask if you did this in camera but it sounds like you did it post. Have you used the multi-exposure software on the 6D yet?

Glad you do! I have toyed with it, but haven't been very impressed with the results. I don't do much in post, but blending images is something I'd much rather leave to my own hands than the processor of a DSLR. It isn't bad, and it can be downright fun, but I haven't found a situation where it has really wowed me. Similar to the "HDR" mode on the 6D. It gets the job done, but isn't up to snuff. Why use it when I can bracket myself?

 

[FanBoy]

Beautiful shot. With stunning clouds like that, I vote to not crop the sky.