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Hi folks,
Two photos here that I want critique on.
Photo 1 description:
Last week a strong thunderstorm rolled through northern West Virginia. Trees were toppled and powerlines were knocked out. Such storms in the evening provide the chance of an amazing sunset with bold clouds if the rain clears up in time. The weather did just that, so I set out to capture the sunset on the local West Virginia University farm and found myself a bunch of new (sheepy) friends in the process! I used my Nikon D800, 24-70mm lens at F/8 for 150th of a second iso 400 with a graduated ND filter.
Photo 2 description:
There have been too many times I have been driving and passed an incredible scene at sunset without my camera. I changed that this week, making sure I carried my gear while heading to the lake to fish. We were driving the backroads outside Morgantown, WV and the setting sun created incredible shadows across the pasture. I couldn't resist pulling over to snap this shot! Definitely a great way to start an evening of fishing! Nikon D800, 70-200mm, F/8, ISO 200, 1/1000th.
Matt
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