Capturing Wilderness
by Wayne Jones
My hiking partner, Dave is capturing a view of an Adirondack Wilderness Area, but he is standing an area classified as "Primative Area." That straight brush line running from center right into the frame is an old railroad bed that separates the two areas. I think it's one of the things that kept the whole area from being classified as Wilderness. Since that rather heavy "hand of man" element is there, I thought I might as well post this shot with my hiking partner, rather than one of the plain landscape shots. I think a person in the frame often improves a landscape view.
I love the grassy wetlands (lots of sedges, actually) along this part of the Bog River, but they are especially nice in the fall when they turn golden brown, contrasting with the blue sky reflected in the river.
Canon 50D
Sigma 17-70: Circ. Polarizer
1/250 sec. @ f/9; ISO 200
Tripod and 2-sec. timer
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Lone Rock, WI
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