Posted by Jason Denham on September 28, 2009 at 7:52 PM
Had a quick trip down to Mt. Adams Fri/Sat last week. Caught this image in a rush to get back to our camp. Was hand-held in fading light.
C&C welcome.
Canon XT, Tamron 18-200 @18, F10, 1/20th, iso 400
Jason
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jasondenham/
Posted by Austin Booth on September 29, 2009 at 12:24 PM
Hows the fall color there right now? Has it hit yet?
Posted by Jason Denham on September 29, 2009 at 9:06 PM
Austin,
There is some color, as you can see, but it hasn't 'hit' yet in full. The night was actually quite warm at 56F. However, the weather has changed substantially, so things might be progressing. For frame of reference, this photo was at approximately 5,600 feet elevation.
Hope that helps.
Jason
Posted by John Williams on September 30, 2009 at 11:47 PM
Nice to see the color getting started! Looks like you caught a nice reflection here. I'd love to be able to see more of the mountain. There may be a bit of a CCW rotation going on?
Posted by Jason Denham on October 2, 2009 at 1:51 PM
John,
Thanks for your feedback. I too would have like to have included more of Mt. Adams in this shot. I struggled to find a composition that would provide interesting forground, a complete reflection, and some measure of the mountain. Unfortunatley I didn't have a very sharp lens on at the moment, so in my mind the trees and mountain are soft.
Jason
Discussion
4 repliesC&C welcome.
Canon XT, Tamron 18-200 @18, F10, 1/20th, iso 400
Jason
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jasondenham/
There is some color, as you can see, but it hasn't 'hit' yet in full. The night was actually quite warm at 56F. However, the weather has changed substantially, so things might be progressing. For frame of reference, this photo was at approximately 5,600 feet elevation.
Hope that helps.
Jason
Thanks for your feedback. I too would have like to have included more of Mt. Adams in this shot. I struggled to find a composition that would provide interesting forground, a complete reflection, and some measure of the mountain. Unfortunatley I didn't have a very sharp lens on at the moment, so in my mind the trees and mountain are soft.
Jason