Two more from the Palouse: food and recreation in a beautiful setting.
20130720_6767 by tsjanik47, on Flickr
20130720_6917 by tsjanik47, on Flickr
20130720_6767 by tsjanik47, on Flickr
20130720_6917 by tsjanik47, on Flickr
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There are precious few sources to be found offering respite from the non stop political blather that has pervaded and divided our world. Maybe we should remember that this is a photography venue and enjoy it as such putting the bickering aside.Either stay on topic or check facts before you make pompous statements. Wind energy has become economically viable many places in the world already, and if you add the cost of pollution to fossil energy, there never was any competition.
Yes a tower of some sort, it is just visible in the shot of Steptoe I posted above. I didn't pay much attention to it, other than keeping it out of shots.Nice - big *** radio tower tower to your right?
This one is masterful Wayne. Did you change the focus for the second shot used in the stitch?In Kauai for a couple of weeks. Brought the Arca and left the DF. Missing the flexibility and faster shooting style, but getting some nice things. Here's a couple of my favorites so far.
Arca with Rodenstock 40mm, (2 horizontal shot stitch, one with 5 stops split ND), 1/2 sec at f/16, ISO 35
The 40mm had plenty of depth of field for this shot. I'm not really close to any of the rocks (I'm standing on the edge, nothing in front of me except of a 30 foot drop to rocks below)This one is masterful Wayne. Did you change the focus for the second shot used in the stitch?
I've considered trying that technique, i.e. sort of a combination of stitching and focus stack, but haven't yet.
Tom
Paolo:
first session whit my "new" h3d2 31 & 80mm 2.8 hc
Wonderful, I can see why it's called a sacred forest.The 40mm had plenty of depth of field for this shot. I'm not really close to any of the rocks (I'm standing on the edge, nothing in front of me except of a 30 foot drop to rocks below) ....................