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Travis Rhoads wrote:
wow, what a unique take on the Subway, you are right, I have not seen this section documented before...kudos to you for making what sounds like a tough trek to get there.
Interesting that you mentioned leaving those peaks...those were the first thing that stood out to me as something to eliminate...I kinda scrolled the image enough to crop to roughly 6x7 and without the sky...I like it...but thats just me. Its a great image either way.
Have you tried tilt shift lenses? It sure makes the stitch a lot easier.
Hi Travis, when I shot Canon I used the 17mm & 24mm TSE lenses. Great lenses. I haven't adopted Nikons tilts, for a couple reasons. I've tried to lighten my bag, the 14mm (14mm-24mm) lens has a wider FOV I like, and I've heard the Nikons have trouble with the D800 and the knobs hitting the body of the camera when used in certain adjustments. Not sure if true, but like I mentioned, trimming down my bag weight, and 14mm is why I don't have any.
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roguecoolman wrote:
I have never had the pleasure to hike the subway and from all the shots I've seen, I thought the only thing worth photographing that alcove with the pools. This is fresh! love it man. The processing is top notch, lights to darks blend so smoothly and in tought lighting conditions! You seem to be processing more photos these days in tougher light but man do you churn out amazing stuff.
Jason
Jason, when you're in there, it's much larger then I thought it was. Also, for me, finding compelling compositions, besides the classic view, is tough. The light is changing relatively quick. You also get lots of great scenery leading up to the subway as well. I have some shots of archangel falls I'll get to eventually.
Thanks for commenting everyone, appreciate it!
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