Very nice work, first & third are my favorites. I can sense what it might be like there in the late season from these images, cool and misty, with a strong, yet pleasant smell of decay .....serene!
Not much wider than my 18-105mm "workhorse" lens.....
I am still excited about getting back out to the deserts & canyons w/ an ultrawide! Especially a spot like Horseshoe Bend, to be able to really translate the vastness of that view!
MK,
ReplyDeleteVery nice work, first & third are my favorites. I can sense what it might be like there in the late season from these images, cool and misty, with a strong, yet pleasant smell of decay .....serene!
Cheers.
Michael, I prefer the way you shoot Bambi vs. your brother.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pictures!
Aunt Teresa
MK,
ReplyDeleteHow wide of a lens did you use to shoot this last picture- the self portrait?
I am still rolling around the idea of a super wide lens to open up my landscapes!
Cheers, Jeremy
Hey Jer,
ReplyDeleteThat was my 17-35 at 17mm. I think it has roughly the field of view of a 24mm with my D200 (same with a D90).
And just for comparison, the top photo was at 35mm and the falls w/tree was 200mm! All kinds of landscape possibilities. ;^}
ReplyDeleteRight on - Thanks Mike...
ReplyDeleteNot much wider than my 18-105mm "workhorse" lens.....
I am still excited about getting back out to the deserts & canyons w/ an ultrawide! Especially a spot like Horseshoe Bend, to be able to really translate the vastness of that view!
Cheers, Jeremy