Similar to one I took last June with my Pentax K-135 f2.5, would have to do a lot of clean up to get this looking that good. The 55-300 is not quite as sharp but does a good job!
Racked out to 300mm, I lowered the tripod to make it more stable, which helped tremendously. Though I think there is a little more sharpness to be wrung out of the lens with my newer tripod I am expecting.
Sunset over the lake. Really liked this shot!
I think I will need to try this later in the summer when the sun sets behind the bridge. May not get that smooth of water but I will definitely try!
I tried this with varying amounts of fill flash to bring me out, but I found that it just looked kinda fakey. This more accurately captures what I saw as I sat and watched the light fade. this is one of my favorite times of the day.
3 comments:
Love the silhouette shot of you at the end. The cloud reflections in the lake are amazing.
In the first shot, I love the row of houses on the right. Wow. I'd crop that part and hang it. They have an intriguing texture.
Yea! for you and sharing your fun. :o)
Thanks D'Lee!
The reflections actually looked better on camera than in real life.
The houses are cool for sure. It is an unusual texture. That time of night is a good time to take photos. If you have a good tripod!
LLoyd
That 300 mm creates a great photo making the mountain range look most impressive as a backdrop!
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