Another from my morning the other day. I remember being told early in my photography that no matter how nice the light is in front of you to always look behind you as sometimes it is better. Great piece of advice. Also the light is easier to balance and shoot as well.
A six image stitch with a shutter speed of 30 sec each. Stitched in CS4 Photomerge. Cropped to 4:1 ratio.
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very nice matt, i actually like this shot better than the other 2!! the light is nicer
I agree with Mitchell. Great colours Matt.
Hey Matt
Great colours, love the sky shame about the people shaddows. I finally have a blog as well, there is a link on my website if you want to take a peek.
Cheers
Darren
Thanks Darren… yea I could remove the people easily enough. Kind of reminded me of shooting on film seeing people like that in your shot. About time you got a blog.
Yeah it is about time a little lazy but will keep it up so feel free to check back from time to time…
Cracking stitched Pano Matt, I like the people in it, I think they add interest. Amazed you got such uniformity with 30 second exposures. I always end up chasing my tail trying panos of so long (if that makes any sense)!
This is a great shot, I love your landscapes. Thank you for sharing them.