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Southwest Idaho Sunrise

Southwest Idaho Sunrise
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FinePix S1

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Aperture f/3.2 ISO 100 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 31/5

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Nov, 2017

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Awards

People's Choice in Fire in the sky Photo Challenge

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This small stream is a few miles east of Denali National Park on Denali Highway.

I was fortunate enough to capture a full moon setting over the Sawtooth Mountains as the sun was rising.

We were floating on the Chilkat River near Haines, Alaska when this one flew into the tree in front of us.

This Bald Eagle is in Zoo Boise and was busy preening himself. The photo was one of many taken, but the only keeper in the group.

We were driving outside Denali National Park and she was standing by the road. We stopped about 10 feet from her and she posed like this.

Taken from near my home in Southwest Idaho

Pond on Denali Highway. The mountains are smoky from a nearby fire. editing with Luminar

An aplomado falcon at the World Center for Birds of Prey

AplomadoFalcon in Flight at the World Center for Birds of Prey. This raptor is endangered due to the loss of habitat in the desert south west. the los

This is Thunderbird Mesa reflected in Sands Springs Aquifers. This is one of the few places in the valley where there is water for the animals.

Yellowstone Canyon and falls in Yellowstone National Park

This water fall is next to the Dogwood Canyon headquarters. It is man made for the headquarters and has pumps at the bottom that recycle the water to

Morning outside Denali National park as the mist was rising from the pond.

Behind The Lens

Location

I took this photo in my backyard as we were leaving on a trip. I saw it as a good omen.

Time

This was at sunrise.

Lighting

The lighting was perfect for a sunrise. They usually only last a few minutes. If you don't catch it quickly, you will lose it. Sunsets typically give more time and go through many phases.

Equipment

This was shot with a Fujifilm Fine Pix S1. I didn't use a tripod or any other accessories.

Inspiration

I went out to get the paper, looked up and said WOW!!!

Editing

I enhanced the photo with Luminar. It brought it out to almost equal its natural glory.

In my camera bag

I have since purchased a Nikon D7500. I have a Nikor 18-55 zoom, a Nikor 70-300 zoom and an E series 50mm standard lens. I also have a set of filters and Macro filters for both lenses. I also have a tripod. These are all in a backpack for easier carrying. I use a harness instead of a neck strap for carrying the camera.

Feedback

Always be ready, I don't know how many opportunities I have missed because I didn't have the camera with me.

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Southwest Idaho Sunrise