_DSC2496-sunset at Little Fish Lake
Our family home at Little Fish Lake, we are fighting for this pristine wilderness and the Tsilhqot'in have declared it Tribal Park...
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Our family home at Little Fish Lake, we are fighting for this pristine wilderness and the Tsilhqot'in have declared it Tribal Park
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Location
In a remote wilderness lake east of Taseko Lake, BCTime
It was taken just after the sunsetLighting
I wanted to show the beauty of our home with sunset reflections on the water with night beautyEquipment
Nikon D300 and 55-200mm nikkor lens. No tripod, no flashInspiration
My husband and I were camping at our family home when this beautiful sunset emerged. I walked around to get a few shots and this one was one of my favourites. And, I am a self taught photographer. I love creatingEditing
NoIn my camera bag
Just my nikon D300 and 55-200mm nikkor lensFeedback
I had practiced with different lens setting and camera settings for 1 winter and that is what everyone should do
