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Mar, 2016Views
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Behind The Lens
Location
This photo was taken near Mammoth Mountain in California.Time
This photo was taken about mid-day. The sky was quite cloudy in the morning. I was so happy to see blue sky emerging! I had to wait for the sky to be mostly clear, because the clouds were covering the mountains.Lighting
No special lighting was used, just the sunlight.Equipment
This was one of the first photos I took with a new-to-me camera. I had just purchased my Nikon d7100, with kit lens a few hours before. It was my first DSLR, and I didn't know how to change the lens yet, lol.Inspiration
The natural beauty of the area was enough inspiration. I love how the river draws your eye to the beautiful snow covered mountains.Editing
No post processing was done. This image was directly from the camera.In my camera bag
My camera bag has gotten a little bigger. I know how to change the lens now! I have a nifty 50, a 600mm, and an 85mm. I still am using the same Nikon d7100. I also have various lens filters, and some crystal balls, for when the mood strikes.Feedback
See the beauty in the area where you are. It doesn't have to be a landscape, although it helps. Lol Don't worry about the 'rules' of photography, if you like it, snap the photo. Do it for yourself, and enjoy.
