@Pat: nice photo showing the texture of the glacier..
@Conropl: Unbelievable! Really like your photos, I've always looked up to you and hopefully I'll make one of those amazing shots like yours one day.
@Pat: nice photo showing the texture of the glacier..
@Conropl: Unbelievable! Really like your photos, I've always looked up to you and hopefully I'll make one of those amazing shots like yours one day.
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God does all the work... I just try not to screw it up (unfortunately I am not always successful at that).Originally Posted by francongphotography
Suggestions: If you do not have one, get a Grad ND filter (probably what has helped me with sunsets the most), and don't be one of the photographers that leaves as soon as the sun dips behind the horrizon. The best colors comes when it starts getting a little darker and the exposures start getting longer (outside of hand holding range) and when everyone else has gone home.
Thanks for the nice comments.
Pat
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