Sunset over the Escarpment
Taken from the top of the cliffs, I was able to capture the essence of a sunset during Fall in one picture.
Taken from the top of the cliffs, I was able to capture the essence of a sunset during Fall in one picture.
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Location
This photo was taken at Rattlesnake Point in Milton, Ontario. This was actually around the first couple times that I got to go out and thoroughly enjoy nature photography.Time
When I first started taking photos, I mainly focused on shooting sunrises and sunsets because the lighting was constantly changing which made for a different challenge each time. This photo was of the Sun setting, mid-evening.Lighting
The lighting in this photo was a challenge because the glare from the sun added a level of difficulty to getting the shading just right in the rest of the picture. I just wanted to try to capture a little bit of everything from the clouds to the colours of the fall trees to the falling of the sun.Equipment
This photo was taken using a Nikon D90 with a Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4 Macro lens mounted on a tri-pod.Inspiration
It's hard not to be inspired by nature; the colours, weather, seasons and constant changing all play a part in what you see. I think the unpredictability of nature is what constantly draws me towards it.Editing
There was no post processing done to this image.In my camera bag
It's all depending on how long I go exploring and what time I go out. I'll usually take my camera, lens cleaner, Gorillapod, water, Bear mace, a sweater and a flashlight.Feedback
Mess around, try new things, explore new places and discover what's around you.
