DavidDamer

Sunrise Road

Sunrise Road

Sunrise on Missouri backroad.

Sunrise on Missouri backroad.
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camera

Canon PowerShot G12

settings

settings

Aperture 40/10 ISO 640 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 12074/1000

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Aug, 2016

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fantastic use of light and curves. Awesome

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Location

Missouri State road near Long Lane, Missouri

Time

Sunrise.

Lighting

Daybreak offers excellent light for dramatic photographs. "You snooze, you loose." The change from night to day is some of Gods best work.

Equipment

Cannon G 12, Hand held.

Inspiration

I loved the curve and perspective of the road disappearing over the horizon. Sunrise provided the dramatic lighting.

Editing

Added contrast in post processing and adjusted brightness.

In my camera bag

The G12 is my travel camera but use a DSLR and several lenses when shooting assignments. Brand is unimportant as I believe it is the the photographer finds the shot, not the camera. Old School thinking.

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Set your alarm and research your location the day before.

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