I'm working hard on editing the photos I took in the Smoky Mountains this mid-April.
Here's a pano of Middle-Prong of Little River I took one early evening. A cropped crop, the original is almost twice this wide...to wide for a post. Not so much as 75% happy with it, so it won't be put in ES&S...but here it is:
On this I used a 5D with a 100-400L at 300mm. LB warming polarizer from Singh-Ray. A RRS BH-55 ballhead w/ PCL...though I rarely use it anymore...preferring to level the tripod then pan off the base since I rarely find a level panorama to begin with.
I think this one was f/10 at ISO250 with a shutter of 1/2 second. I would liked to have had better depth-of-field, but it was a little bright to drop the shutter any lower and I wasn't comfortable with noise of anything above ISO250. So, it's no "keeper" to print and sell, but I really like it nonetheless. Definitely off to the stock agency.
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6 repliesI'm working hard on editing the photos I took in the Smoky Mountains this mid-April.
Here's a pano of Middle-Prong of Little River I took one early evening. A cropped crop, the original is almost twice this wide...to wide for a post. Not so much as 75% happy with it, so it won't be put in ES&S...but here it is:
Joni
Indiana
I really like this--the leading line , using the water is great. What kind of equipment are you using/?
Very nice!
I think this one was f/10 at ISO250 with a shutter of 1/2 second. I would liked to have had better depth-of-field, but it was a little bright to drop the shutter any lower and I wasn't comfortable with noise of anything above ISO250. So, it's no "keeper" to print and sell, but I really like it nonetheless. Definitely off to the stock agency.