Sunbeam in the distance

ehughes

Last week from the Eastern Sierras

steveL

excellent...
I think your photo is what photography is all about-- capturing a fleeting moment and sharing it with others. Of course, the photo is outstanding even without the sunbeam but the beam of light makes it "special".

vermenton

steveL wrote:

I think your photo is what photography is all about-- capturing a fleeting moment and sharing it with others. Of course, the photo is outstanding even without the sunbeam but the beam of light makes it "special".[/quotevery

very nice photo, di you use ND graduated filter?

Phil U.

One word - breathtaking.

Ric Grupe

You really do some outstanding work, Ed.

Care to share what you did to capture this scene?

ehughes

Ric Grupe wrote:

You really do some outstanding work, Ed.

Care to share what you did to capture this scene?

Thanks Folks

I used a 2 stop Grad ND on the horizon. My biggest problem was getting to a spot to try to capute the three beams, well there were three when I started hunting for a spot, only one when I finally got to the spot whree I took the picture.

I did do a 2 stop bracket as well just in case I need to pull something out of the shadows.

jsedlak

Wow...

What I really love about this shot, besides its obviousy beauty is the scaling going on with the foreground and background. I may be the only one but I feel great depth with the bush versus the mountain. I love it!

Twisted Image

beautiful shot.