Chris Calohan
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Vulcan Has Spoken
4 shot pano
ISO 31, f/22, 5 sec
4 shot pano
ISO 31, f/22, 5 sec
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Vulcan Has Spoken
- Thread starter Chris Calohan
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Great sight and fabulous photograph!
Nature is fearsome!
one of the best oceans on fire!
Asher
Nature is fearsome!
one of the best oceans on fire!
Asher
Chris Calohan
Well-known member
This is what the sky looked like about 8 minutes earlier, which says, "never turn your back on a sunset; surprises always abound."
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Chris,
You timing was perfect and the result!
A question: would you consider adding a kayak or bird in flight silhouette to such sunset? Or are you a purist?
Not that it’s needed from the point of view of this picture itself.
But sometimes one has an extraordinary capture of something else, like a line of low flying pelicans in an otherwise boring background!
Asher
You timing was perfect and the result!
A question: would you consider adding a kayak or bird in flight silhouette to such sunset? Or are you a purist?
Not that it’s needed from the point of view of this picture itself.
But sometimes one has an extraordinary capture of something else, like a line of low flying pelicans in an otherwise boring background!
Asher
Chris Calohan
Well-known member
On a 5 sec exposure, a kayak would be just a bothersome blur.