Oregon Odyssey #1: Lines In The Desert
Kory Lidstrom
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Whew! Just got back from a whirlwind Oregon Odyssey. I'll have several images to show from the trip in the coming days.
This are possibly my favorite images from the trip and ironically are from the last 24 hours we were there. The lines you see in the photos are salt lines from lakeshores that have evaporated. If you're interested in learning more about the trip, check my photoblog.
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Alvord Desert Sunrise -- 5DMarkII,16mm, f/18, 10 seconds, ISO 100, three stop hard GND, slight dodging and burning adjustments
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Meandering Salt Line -- 5DMarkII,16mm, f/22, 1/40th, ISO 400, slight dodging and burning adjustments
This are possibly my favorite images from the trip and ironically are from the last 24 hours we were there. The lines you see in the photos are salt lines from lakeshores that have evaporated. If you're interested in learning more about the trip, check my photoblog.
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Alvord Desert Sunrise -- 5DMarkII,16mm, f/18, 10 seconds, ISO 100, three stop hard GND, slight dodging and burning adjustments
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Meandering Salt Line -- 5DMarkII,16mm, f/22, 1/40th, ISO 400, slight dodging and burning adjustments
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