After the early morning shooting at the Alabama Hills we
stopped for breakfast. While it was not
cold this morning it still felt good to stop, sit down and have something warm
to eat and drink. From there we returned
to Bishop, our home base for the night. After
a short break to get our stuff together we went into the South Lake area of the Inyo National Forest.
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Showing posts with label long exposures. Show all posts
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Eastern Sierra Workshop part 3
After the early morning shooting at the Alabama Hills we
stopped for breakfast. While it was not
cold this morning it still felt good to stop, sit down and have something warm
to eat and drink. From there we returned
to Bishop, our home base for the night. After
a short break to get our stuff together we went into the South Lake area of the Inyo National Forest.
Labels:
aspens,
Eastern Sierra,
fall color,
long exposures,
Workshop
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Northern Wisconsin
I’ve been away for a while but my plan has worked, at least
once. My plan was to have Pam start
adding a few postings to the blog so it wouldn’t be so bad if I took a long
time between postings. She started this
blog several years ago and has at least temporarily given up on her beading and
other hobbies and has picked up a camera.
I convinced her to contribute some of her own images to this blog. You can see some of her favorite shots on an
earlier post. I am the one she says
inspires her, I don’t know about that, I just want her to enjoy her new found
hobby. While I was up in WI I went over the
camera with her explaining what the different settings do. Even though I have a digital camera myself I
had to actually read the instructions for some of the settings so I understood
what they do.
Labels:
Bond Falls,
exposure time,
filters,
long exposures,
photography,
Wisconsin
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