I am not going to make much of a speech today, I will let the photographs do the talking instead. The bottom line is that there is many ways to look at one subject. All these photos were taken with the same subject at the same focal length using the same settings. These images are, you will have guessed it, taken in the Adirondack Mountain Reservel’s West River Trail on my way to Lower Ausable Lake.
On a separate note, come back next week for an interview with a very special photographer. Some amazing images coming your way. Stay tuned.
MOROCCO 2012 TOUR
Ottawa Workshops 2012
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Stunning images. Did you use any ND or grad filters for these?
Bravo…but one question…what lens and what focal length?
Craig: I used a circular polariser, no ND or grads (for the pano I used a digital ND grad on the top portion to darken the trees a little bit).
Sabrina: I thought someone might ask. These were all taken with a Nikon 28-70 2.8 at 28mm on a full frame body (Nikon D700). The pano is a stitch of two vertical shots.
Nikon 28-70 2.8 at 28mm on a full frame body (Nikon D700) – Sure, why not, live my dream
What can I say, buddy.. The results are magnificent.
Waiting to read the interview!