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Late afternoon at Crater Lake

Late afternoon at Crater Lake

The LRC Dehaze tool separated the sun rays from the glare.

The LRC Dehaze tool separated the sun rays from the glare.
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NIKON D600

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settings

Aperture 4/1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/40 Focal Length 140/10

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Dec, 2023

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Originally captured on Ektachrome.
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The image is digitized from the original b&am

Backlit with polarizing filters

Backlit with polarizing filter

Scanned from 4x5 Ektachrome, taken for DC's WJLA-TV and used as the backdrop for the news set.

Scanned from IR Ektachrome that I processed myself using E-4

Light sculpture in the dark

Sun rays separated from glare using LRC's Dehaze tool.

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