Showing posts with label PC-E lens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PC-E lens. Show all posts
Friday, November 9, 2012
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Red Canyon, Dixie National Forest
One of my favorite, bracketed shots with PC-E lens then two images fused in Photomatix Pro to bring out the detail of the sky.
Another shot with PC-E lens.
Labels:
Bryce Canyon,
HDR,
PC-E lens,
Photography,
Scenery,
Travel,
Zion National Park
From Zion to Bryce
After shooting the sunrise at Court of Patriachs, we set up to drive to Bryce Canyon. The scenery along the road is very impressive. This shot was taken again from the car window through the tinted glass, which could be a very good UV filter.
Exercise of PC-E lens, not completely successful, but not bad.
Another exercise of PC-E lens, both the foreground and the tree in the background are in perfect focus.
Exercise of PC-E lens, not completely successful, but not bad.
Another exercise of PC-E lens, both the foreground and the tree in the background are in perfect focus.
Labels:
PC-E lens,
Photography,
Scenery,
Travel,
Zion National Park
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Mingus Mill, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Except the sunstar of the waterfall, all the other three photographs are HDR. Grace did the first image with her 24-85 lens at 24mm, f8. Everything, near and far are in focus. I did the last two images using 24mm PC lens, adjusted so everything is also all in focus. All four images are very technical shots.
Labels:
Great Smoky Mountains National Park,
HDR,
PC-E lens,
Photography,
Scenery,
Travel
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