Seeing fog this morning, I ran (figuratively speaking) over to Chautauqua near Boulder and wandered around. I was hoping for some flower pics, but the flowers are pretty beat up by the rain. There are a few good wild iris and some lupine, and I'm sure some stuff will be blooming next week. The grasses have really greened up in the last week.
This image is a glacial erratic and ponderosa pine in fog. I used a Nikon D300, 16-85mm lens and polarizer. I chose to back off on the polarization to keep a little reflection. Fully polarized, it didn't look like water.
Pretty sweet shots Dave!. The mist really creates a great atmosphere, and the Flatirons are so different in this kiinda weather!. It does look like it's greened up nicely, I may have to take a wander around on the weekend if flowers are starting to come out!.
That first shot is totally cool, Dave. Some banding on the second--may be this monitor. I took some fog shots on the front range yesterday, hope to post in a couple.
That's pretty green on that second shot, Dave! Looks like things are beginning to shape up nicely. I plan on taking a short tour this afternoon to assess some possibilities and then getting out this weekend to take advantage of whatever I find.
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10 repliesThis image is a glacial erratic and ponderosa pine in fog. I used a Nikon D300, 16-85mm lens and polarizer. I chose to back off on the polarization to keep a little reflection. Fully polarized, it didn't look like water.