I haven't posted on here in ages but just wanted to share some photos I've taken over the last five years in the Cascade Range (Washington).
One thing I struggle with is getting tunnel vision once I find a composition I like. I'll often just take the same shot over and over again, paranoid that the sunset or sunrise lighting won't be captured properly. It's an issue for me when I only have 15-20 minutes with good lighting and spend the whole time in one position. There have been many times where I found an amazing spot after the light show was already over and its always a bit disappointing. And I always look back through my photos and the first couple at that spot are usually fine. I've been getting more confident at moving around and trying to capture a greater variety of shots during peak lighting lately, but still have a ways to go.
Hope you all enjoy! I've been enjoying viewing everyone's photos on this forum.
Sep 13, 2022 at 06:24 PM
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