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Downtown Maryville, Tennessee. Autumn, 2014
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Maryville, TN which is a beautiful small town in East Ten Anything worth sharing about lighting? The reflection of the trees in the water caught my eye. What equipment did you use? (Camera, lens, tripod?, flash?, other?) This photo was shot with a Pentax K-30. No tripod or flash. F-11; 1/160 sec; ISO 200. What inspired you to take this photo? The vibrant color of the trees and the reflection in the water. Did you do any post-processing? if yes, tell us about it! I just boosted the color a tiny bit. Over enhancement makes things not look real so try to be very conservative with post processing. What equipment do you normally have in your bag? Pentax K-70 camera (18-135mm) small Olympus Tough TG-5, wide angle lens, telephoto lens, tripod, filters and lens cleaning cloths. Any advice for others trying to capture something similar? (The more specifics the better) Keep your eyes open and always have your camera with you! Look for unusual lighting, mists or fogs, vibrant colors. nessee. This shot was made in the autumn along our beautiful walkway called the "Greenbelt".Time
Photo was made on Nov 7 2014 in the late afternoon.Lighting
The reflection of the trees in the water caught my eye.Equipment
This photo was shot with a Pentax K-30. No tripod or flash. F-11; 1/160 sec; ISO 200.Inspiration
The vibrant color of the trees and the reflection in the water.Editing
I just boosted the color a tiny bit. Over enhancement makes things not look real so try to be very conservative with post processing.In my camera bag
Pentax K-70 camera (18-135mm) small Olympus Tough TG-5, wide angle lens, telephoto lens, tripod, filters and lens cleaning cloths.Feedback
Keep your eyes open and always have your camera with you! Look for unusual lighting, mists or fogs, vibrant colors.
