Forest Symphony
by Benjamin Glatt
Over winter break, I had the opportunity to explore some beautiful Redwood forests. Away from work and school, I was able to wake up and dedicate an entire day to walking amongst these giants. I did this for almost a week. Familiarizing yourself with an area you wish to shoot really helps in the photographic process. Depending on the amount of fog/rain, I could cut through the forest to locations I had specifically remembered. This image was captured during a very wet morning. The fog was thick above my head and the vegetation moist. Quite possibly my favorite shooting conditions. This tree immediately caught my attention. The variegated leaves along with their graceful arrangement told a story of fall. I especially enjoy letting my eyes ease out of focus, and watching the leaves turn to bright beacons of color in the darker forest.
Canon 30D, 17-70mm @70mm, ISO 320, f/13, 5 sec
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