Here's a few more images from Austin this past weekend. This was a little park I stumbled upon when I was trying to find the hotel. I really cherish the times when I can just grab my camera and walk around in solitude just looking through the lens to see things a little differently. Very peaceful & relaxing, and I think it really helps keep the creativity fresh.
The next post will include a few images from the awesome kiddo models we got to photograph at the workshop, so stay tuned.
I thought this composition and the way the fence, tree and old house came together was pretty cool. This was photographed using the 14-24mm lens, I love wide angle lens in close-ups like this.
Slow shutter speed... 1/5th of a second
Fast shutterspeed - 1/2500th of a second.
Loved angles and perspectives in this image.
3 comments:
love,love,LOVE the first waterfall pic. were you down at Bull Creek? Did you use any kind of fill flash on those or just natural light?
Back to your previous post...its a good thing you didn't have a bag of cheetohs w/ you b/c last time I checked in the owners manual, a D3 and cheesy cheetoh fingers just isn't a good combo!!!
that waterfall is breathtaking.
and the first shot with the
14-24mm. . .
(sigh)
Love the slow shutter speed waterfall shot--looks like glass!
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