I have been away from NPN and landscape photography for a while, but the Autumn leaves (and my grandchildren going back to school after summer vacation) got me out again. One of my first trips was a 10-mile paddle on the Sacandaga River in the Adirondack Forest Preserve. (See
another post from this trip in the Man & Nature Gallery.)
After negotiating several beaver dams while winding though woods and broad expanses of wetlands, I wanted to capture a view of the landscape that I could not see from the water. It's not easy finding a higher vantage point where you can see through the leaves, but I found this view. Do you get the impression of the serpentine river meandering through the wetlands?
NOTE: After posting this, I noticed how dark it looks in the small version. Please see the larger image to see what's in the shadows.
Canon 5D Mark III
Canon 24-105mm.; Circ. Pol.
1/5 sec. @ f/16; ISO 100
Four vertical images stitched in PS CC
Comments
9 commentsI do like the meanders in this but it's the light and mood that appeal most. Beautiful image. No suggestions.
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John
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI