Greensprings Sunset II

© Sean Bagshaw

Greensprings Sunset II

Uploaded: June 16, 2010

Description

Ashland, Oregon

Exif: F Number: 18, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/100 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 200, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 16.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS 5D

Comments

Melissa Olsen June 16, 2010

I stunning capture of nature and light. Just beautiful! #1279366

Susan K. Snow June 16, 2010

Did you use a graduated reduced density filter on the camera? Or, did you take several exposures and put them together in Photoshop as if you were using a GRD filter?

Beautiful capture of the lighting, tonality and details.

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Sean Bagshaw June 16, 2010

Hi Susan - I blended three exposures in Photoshop to create this image. I often use graduated ND filters, but when shooting directly into the sun the dynamic range is often still too great to contain with filters. Also, adding filters in front of the lens while shooting into the sun can also increase flare, something I didn't want in this image. :-) #8699010

Nancy S. Kruskop June 16, 2010

The layered composition blending those wonderful sunset colors is just gorgeous!
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Karen Harper level-classic June 16, 2010

This is so very beautiful! Love the colors and everything else about it! #8699350

Chris Schlosser June 19, 2010

Beautiful image, Sean! #8704405

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