One from my lawn. Used a mini tripod and Westcott ice light 2. I should have moved my focus and focus stacked it.
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Photo of the Day - November 2021
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Many happy memories of staying at the campsite at Scourie. Makes me feel like haddock and chips washed down with a pint of ale at the hotel.
This was actually shot with my 11 Pro a couple years ago. No filter but played around with the Portrait Mode lighting options.
Sunrise yesterday morning at Shenandoah National Park
It should be red ginger: took this photo on a trip to Hawaii 5 years ago
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last night's sunset. i can't see the sunset from where i live, but i took my daughter and her friends for homecoming pictures, and this was just as we were leaving.
I did take a couple of bracketed exposures, but the one I posted was a single exposure.
Below is the EXIF data. I did use an ND Grad filter as well as a 6 stop filter to be able to use a longer shutter speed.
Sunrise, Denver Boathouse and Pavilion, City Park, bits of the mountains, bits of our skyline with our "Cash Register" building off in the distance. Gotta love a boom town.
The D850 is a lovely Camera. My wife shoots with a 750 and has invested all her money in glass, but she’s antsy to get the 850.
Sun setting on a Brown Maple with the final turn before the leaves fall.
I really loved how the sun peaking through the trees and the little bit of lens flare on the opposite side. Taken on iiPhone 13 Pro.
A little bit earlier in the morning from yesterday's shot. Pink sunrises and orange sunsets tend to be the rule in Denver. Behind me, there were some clouds that were shortly to interfere with the sunrise making a lot of the subsequent images much flatter, including yesterday's. I need to go do a "classic" Denver city shot from further behind me at the other end of the park near the Museum of Nature and Science. It sits up on a small hill with a better view of the skyline. With a longer lens (this was ~50mm equivalent) you get the compressed view of the mountains that make them look like they're right up against the city. This is the view you often see in tourist stuff (https://www.coloradophotosource.com/project/photos-of-denver-skyline-and-city-park/)