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matthewsaville wrote:
That place never gets old. It definitely looks COLD, though! Although I suppose it could have been a warmer day, since we've had such an incredible snow year I wouldn't be surprised if these were from late spring...
BTW, that 85mm f/4 shot sure looks awfully sharp, did you focus stack at f/4 in order to both the mountains and the near edge in such sharp focus?
Thanks for sharing,
=Matt=
Hi Matt,
It's not that cold at this time of year (about 20 degrees) but this sunrise spot requires you to get there at night.
There was no need to focus stack this shot. I just focus at infinity (lens hard stop) and because of subject distance, everything is sharp.
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vieri wrote:
Beautiful work on all three of them Fred, thanks for sharing it with us. Best regards,
Vieri
Thanks Vieri!
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AmbientMike wrote:
#2 is my favorite. Those clouds are crazy. Great use of a 12mm
It's crazy to use a 12mm in Mono Lake.
It was a fun experience. Thank you.
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Travis Rhoads wrote:
fantastic set Fred...those clouds over Mono are killer! But there is something about the last one that I really am drawn to. Great foreground element, reflections, snow covered mountain range...excellent. Is that the mountain range that is on the west side of the road to Mono/Bodie Area?
Yes! That's the area. Thanks for your comment.
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Dave Dillemuth wrote:
Excellent set, Fred! Love this location as well.
I've seen your shots. Great stuff!
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Rajan Parrikar wrote:
The first image is especially compelling.
Thanks Rajan.
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