Foggy...
Tim Kamppinen
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So it's been ages since I've shot any landscapes, as I've been focused on portraits and more recently weddings. I happened to have my camera and tripod in my vehicle tonight, however, and there was this thick fog all over the place and a nice post-sunset color going on in the sky... so I pulled over and took some photos. This is what I came up with:
It's two exposures blended in PS. I shot this with my 80-200 at 200mm, which I'm pretty sure is the first time I've ever shot a landscape at such a long focal length. When I used to shoot with an 18-200, I'd pretty much leave it at 18mm and never even considered zooming to any other focal length. Obviously I was missing out on all the great perspective compression that can be achieved with a tele. I didn't really "get" how this works until I learned about shooting distances and perspective distortion for portraits. Anyway I'm glad I figured it out and have another tool in the box... Oh yeah, let me know what you think of the photo, too!
It's two exposures blended in PS. I shot this with my 80-200 at 200mm, which I'm pretty sure is the first time I've ever shot a landscape at such a long focal length. When I used to shoot with an 18-200, I'd pretty much leave it at 18mm and never even considered zooming to any other focal length. Obviously I was missing out on all the great perspective compression that can be achieved with a tele. I didn't really "get" how this works until I learned about shooting distances and perspective distortion for portraits. Anyway I'm glad I figured it out and have another tool in the box... Oh yeah, let me know what you think of the photo, too!
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Mahesh
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I don't normally go for super-saturation but I think with the composition you have here, it fits very well to give this a painterly feel.
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