Frosty Fall Shore (Vert)
by Wayne Jones
Please click on the image above or the expansion symbol under it to see a larger view.
Not the most spectacular October for leaves in my area, but we had some nice weather. When I went out to catch sunrise at this Adirondack pond it was 28 degrees F -- just cold enough to freeze some fog. This is part of a multi-frame panorama. I liked some of the small sections of the pano more than the long version.
Canon 5D Mark IIII, Canon 50mm. f/1.4
1/13 sec. @ f/11
parts of two vertical frames stitched in PSCC
For NPN, I cloned out part of a camp roof that was barely visible behind the trees and fog.
Comments
16 commentsNick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI.
This is gorgeous! I see this as part of that larger scene you posted in the discussion forum. Love this image; Mood, atmosphere, and it even has a delicate nature with all the frost gracing all the vegetation. The layers created by the advancing thickness of the fog are just wonderful.
Not too sure what could improve this, although I'm thinking of the water along the bottom. I'm wondering if a slight burn of the area to match say the upper fog in luminosity. If anything it would be a subtle tweak - not anything that says it needs to be fixed...
Wonderful image and beautifully crafted from apparently a larger view.
Lon
Peter