Hiked up to an alpine ridge at 12,150 feet in the Holy Cross Wilderness a couple days ago and stayed for sunset with the goal of capturing the harvest moon rising over the ridge across the way minutes after sunset.
ILCE-7M5E 28-200mm F2.8-5.6 A071 lens200mmf/8.01/3s400 ISO0.0 EV
Interesting perspective and use of colour. Basically two colour palette. I live how dip in the ridge and peak of the clouds are on opposite sides of the moon. And just enough clouds without being distracting.
doady wrote:
Interesting perspective and use of colour. Basically two colour palette. I live how dip in the ridge and peak of the clouds are on opposite sides of the moon. And just enough clouds without being distracting.
Thank you David, I like your analysis and putting into words, what I was seeing and trying to frame up.