Morning Glory
Love those sunsets.
Love those sunsets.
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Jun, 2011Views
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Behind The Lens
Location
This images was taken near Prosper TxTime
SunriseLighting
Right time right placeEquipment
Canon T4i, 18-135mm STM lens, Slik tripod. Shot at 18mm.Inspiration
I had visit this area the day before and saw fog coming up from a river bed, but did not have my camera. I went out before sunrise the next morning but of course the river was clear, so I just drove around. I turned a corner saw the tree in this big field with the sun rising, jumped out of the car set up my tripod and got the shot, very very lucky the sunrise was just at the right spot.Editing
I brought it into Light room did some minor saturation adjustments, with some cropping, for a better composition.In my camera bag
Canon T4i 18-135 STM lens & 100-300 Canon USM lensFeedback
Still photography is all about getting out there and shooting. You can't get the images if you're in bed sleeping. The early sunrise shooting is the best. The Sunset shooting is magical, get up early and stay past sunset, that where the images are waiting for you. I've started shooting video with my T4i what a great camera, it's all about just getting out there.
