This is a little known monastery the driver would not take me too, so the guide had to do the driving. Tibetan Buddhism started near here in the 7th century.
Photo taken at 7:53 AM (22 minutes after sunrise).
Looking across Big Meadows in Magic Hour, just after sunrise.
Tripod mounted A7r and Leica M 90mm f2.5 Summarit lens.
ISO 200, f11, 1/125 second.
Exposure correction +0.78 Stops.
October 24, 2016
At Big Meadows, Shenandoah National Park, Virginia.
Grenache wrote:
Joshua, those peregrines are gorgeous!
Mudlake, Voigt 10mm looks amazingly sharp and free of distortion. Hard to get my head around that.
Jim
March of the Ents... 24GM
Thank you very much, Jim! I am glad you like those…
Great images of Spanish Moss or trees covered with them!
HelBen85 wrote:
Simply gorgeous, Joshua!
Sony A7c + 21mm / 40mm Nokton
Thank you very much, Ben!
I was at Lake Garda long, long time ago, seriously some 45 years ago, reminding me how old I am now… It looks better in your wonderful images than what I remembered from back then. My memory started getting foggy anyway .
Had an amazing stay in New York City, managed to get up at 4am to avoid the crowds and have the best spots to myself. ;-)
Lovely city with big soul and its residents with strong sense of identity.
N4865G wrote:
Had an amazing stay in New York City, managed to get up at 4am to avoid the crowds and have the best spots to myself. ;-)
Lovely city with big soul and its residents with strong sense of identity.
Thank you very much,
I decided to travel with just the top trio of my prime lenses this time (I normally travel with the 24-105): FE20, Batis 40 and 135GM.
Thanks
Dom
Gunzorro wrote:
Beautiful shots, Dom! What camera/lens combo were you using?