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Piscah NC - James Loving-

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Piscah NC - James Loving-

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NIKON D750

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Aperture f/16 ISO 100 Shutter 1/3 Focal Length 170/10

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Amazing shot

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A very captivating shot. The bridge is very well defined and the filtered sun really accents the capture. Well done.

Behind The Lens

Location

This was taken in North Carolina. It was a little difficult to find and still surprisingly busy.

Time

This was taken about an hour before sunset. Normally I would have waited for sunset but since there were no clouds I did not.

Lighting

Sunlight is the nest and worst possible lighting. This was a blended light image to prevent the bridge from disappearing in darkness or the sky from being too blown out.

Equipment

This was taken on a Nikon D750 mounted on a open tripod.

Inspiration

One of my favorite things to so is traveling all over the US taking pictures of covered bridges.

Editing

I always use Lightroom and photoshop for images I publish, but what I do is my secret.

In my camera bag

At any given point in time I have at least 2 camera bodies, a 24-70mm, 50mm, 85mm, 70-200mm, 15-30mm and some times more.

Feedback

You will not always get the image you planned on, that does not mean you can not get a good image

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