Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: ron lacy on November 09, 2014, 11:04:47 am
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Shot this in the Hoh Forrest area of Olympic National Park in Washington. I went to the forrest for early morning shots and was on my way out when I ran into fog in a nearby valley. Noticed this area from the road, pulled over and spent about 1/2 hour shooting as the fog moved and lifted. Really liked this image. Shot with a Fuji X-E1 and 55-200 lens at 55mm, f/11, ISO 200 at 1/25.
Thanks
Ron
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Beautiful light and handling...
Peter
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Gorgeous! Well seen, captured and processed. Once you know what you're doing (which is evident from the photo), timing is everything!
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Excelent capture and processing
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Very fine!
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Fantastic! Well done.
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Beautifully done. Love it.
Jeremy
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Splendid!
Tony Jay
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That is absolutely stunning. I'd hang it on my wall! Wonderful capture. Congrats.
Bob
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Very Nice!
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Thanks for the comments. This really was an example of serendipity in photography. I wanted sunrise images in the forrest and really didn't get anything. However, because I was up, drove out there and kept my eyes open I got an unexpected opportunity that resulted in a pretty nice image. I have several of these "unplanned" keepers! I think that is the way photography really works.
Ron
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I can only add my congrats to previous comments. I love how the tree on the right seems detached from the fog.
You can be proud of this image, really!
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Wonderful.
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Outstanding work.
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As you say, this really is how photography works. And why we go out well before dawn, like surfers and fishermen, hoping for the great unexpected .