smoke thru the trees
taken at Mt. barney . there was a bush fire or burn off happening and the light was setting.. just a little sharping and this is what i got....
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taken at Mt. barney . there was a bush fire or burn off happening and the light was setting.. just a little sharping and this is what i got.
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Lincsdna
November 05, 2013
Hi Michael, you caught a very atmospheric moment, I can imagine the metal print looks sensational, well done :)
derekoliver
December 11, 2013
Surreal for sure & yet specks of blue n life left. Excellent work. Derek
RATT
February 07, 2014
i still got this on metal, without the water mark at bottom, has holes and rise corner mounting,has ratt 2013 in corner. will sell for $80 ,posting will cost more to where you are in the world,can quote.
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Location
This photo was taken on a trip to Mt. Barney in Queensland, Australia. Was a day a day trip.Time
Was taken in the afternoon, just as the sun was setting.Lighting
As the sun was setting, the sun light was coming through the trees, it light up the smoke, that gave it this look.Equipment
I use my canon 1100d/rebel 3, I believe I used my kit lens for this, a 18mm-55mm.Inspiration
As we were heading up the mountains, we saw a burnt off. So we stopped off the beaten track and found this area. With the sun setting, and the smoke in the air. I fell in love with scene.Editing
All I did with this was sharpen up some detail. It was very soft, only a bit as you can see it's still soft. I only wanted the trees to be more detail.In my camera bag
I carry a small camera bag. I have two lens I like to use. The kit Len 18mm-55mm,the second is a 55mm-250mm. They are cheap but still does the job. Next I have a set of batteries. I take hundreds of photos and batteries are always the first to let me down. Sometime I take filters, the UK are mostly used. Plus I take a cleaning kit, as you know lens get dirty alot on the field.Feedback
Just keep you eyes out. You never know what's around the next corner. And if you close to a fire, watch out, you don't want to get to close.
