AlanLichty
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You don't always think about landscape photography as a matter of seconds for your scene when there are no major moving objects in the scene but this pair will temper that perspective.
I was shooting reflected light amongst the pools at Yellowstone's Mammoth Hot Springs last fall just before the sun came over the ridge to the east of the area and while I was shooting one of the scenes the sun popped above the ridge.
Just before direct sunlight:
17 seconds later:
Processing for these shots was identical.
I did post one shot from this area last fall but that was shot a few minutes after this sequence.
C&C always welcome.
I was shooting reflected light amongst the pools at Yellowstone's Mammoth Hot Springs last fall just before the sun came over the ridge to the east of the area and while I was shooting one of the scenes the sun popped above the ridge.
Just before direct sunlight:
17 seconds later:
Processing for these shots was identical.
I did post one shot from this area last fall but that was shot a few minutes after this sequence.
C&C always welcome.
