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Salton Sea Workshop - Images
- Thread starter Terry
- Start date
kdphotography
Well-known member
Great imagery!
I can tell that P40+ is suiting you oh so well, Guy.....
I can tell that P40+ is suiting you oh so well, Guy.....
Jack,Later:
The shoe....makes one wonder if all that Area 51 stuff might just be....
Very nice!
Bob
Cindy Flood
Super Moderator
Here's one from yesterday, P65+, 150 D lens:
sbaze, Very nice.:thumbs:
C
capsfoto
Guest
Just curious, how safe is the area to be around shooting on your own? I have heard various stories about safety/crime issues. Thanks for any input on this. Btw. keep up the great work, looks like an amazing place to shoot.
It's is both a remote and economically-depressed area, so my advice is to explore it as a group...
. No :sleep006::sleep006::sleep006: when this group is chasing the light.
ustein
Contributing Editor
Nice, lost the other shoe.One from yesterday morning:
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Very Cool Jack , Terry and Bob .
As maybe mentioned earlier we got up extremely early drove about 1.5 hours just for one image. Sometimes you get lucky and get two. Regardless something we do very frequently on workshops is what i call chase the light. Bottom line the world is as bland looking as a piece of white bread unless you have great light. You will see many variations on this scene in the next week as folks process there images and i am still not so sure i got what I want yet myself. But the bottom line is we had amazing light for this scene.
Before the sunrise
At sunrise
Than 60 seconds later I nailed this one
As maybe mentioned earlier we got up extremely early drove about 1.5 hours just for one image. Sometimes you get lucky and get two. Regardless something we do very frequently on workshops is what i call chase the light. Bottom line the world is as bland looking as a piece of white bread unless you have great light. You will see many variations on this scene in the next week as folks process there images and i am still not so sure i got what I want yet myself. But the bottom line is we had amazing light for this scene.
Before the sunrise
At sunrise
Than 60 seconds later I nailed this one
