Looking at trees in Yellow/Gold Autumn Color.
Tripod mounted A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens,.
ISO 400, f8 for 1/50 second.
Exposure Corrected +0.36 Stops.
October 19, 2014
At Dingmans Falls Area of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (part of the US National Park system).
k-h.a.w wrote:
Thanks Joshua. I hear you.
I also used tracking, but once these little birds started moving I could not keep them in the frame.
So I saw no need to use that.
To nail the initial focus made all the difference.
Tracking or not, the initial focus area has to be spot on.
K-H.
PS: All your pictures, of birds or otherwise, stand out and are enjoyable!
K-H., thank you very much! And I am enjoying your images, too.
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Here is a more isolated version of Downtown LA the evening after a major rain/snowstorm. The building on the far left showed reflection of the sky behind my position...
k-h.a.w wrote:
Gorgeous image. Did you take that in the Bosque? TIA.
K-H.
Many thanks. That is actually taken on Kirtland AFB (in Albuquerque) in a section of base that was formerly housing -- now it's just empty except for the trees. We had a good snow on base that year so I nabbed some photos while driving around
Another one from the same trip, another part of base (with the 55 1.8)
cputeq wrote:
Many thanks. That is actually taken on Kirtland AFB (in Albuquerque) in a section of base that was formerly housing -- now it's just empty except for the trees. We had a good snow on base that year so I nabbed some photos while driving around
Another one from the same trip, another part of base (with the 55 1.8)
Many thanks. Another great image.
When working at LANL I visited Sandia many times, but never made it to that part of the base.
