Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: luxborealis on October 15, 2016, 03:24:21 pm
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Beautiful mornings as autumn overtakes summer. Unbelievably it's up to 20°C (68°F) today - a rare event for southern Ontario in mid-October.
Enjoy! C&C welcome.
Sony RX10iii 24mm (equiv) ƒ8 @ 1/25, ISO 100, EV–1⅓, Polarizing filter
(Yes, ƒ8 on a 1" sensor and no loss of detail due to diffraction.)
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My favorite time of the year :) You captured the day well.
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A very fine shot.
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Definitely! Lovely frosted grass.
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Very pleasing. And a good example of the striking depth of field achievable with a 1" sensor at reasonable shutter speeds.
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C&C welcome.
Love the contrast but the frost might be more obvious? Up the blue a tad in the foreground?
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Nice contrast between the frost and the warmer trees.
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Nice contrast between the frost and the warmer trees.
Yes .... my thoughts exactly!
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Gorgeous capture! The frost chills me just looking at it. Our temps are jumping all over the place but today in northern Utah....soft rain.
Mark
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Very nice presentation of the beauty of a rather ordinary (not pejorative) bit of the landscape. Well done.
Chuck
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+1
Love the contrast but the frost might be more obvious? Up the blue a tad in the foreground?