The Edward H. ready for work at the ore docks in Two Harbors, Minnesota.
Canon 5DS, ISO 50, 75mm, f/4.5, 1/40 sec.
The Edward H. ready for work at the ore docks in Two Harbors, Minnesota.
Canon 5DS, ISO 50, 75mm, f/4.5, 1/40 sec.
The reward of being willing to get oneself out of bed early in the morning are moments like this.
Canon 5D Mark IV, ISO 50, 15mm, f/10, 3.2 sec and the usual mucking about to achieve the desired effect.
Since the sun wouldn’t work with me, I chose to push the colors a bit to achieve the desired effect. I think if the light had been a bit brighter, the image would have a more natural tone.
Canon 5DS, ISO 50, 75mm, f/2.8, 1/100 sec
A fallen tree provides an source for fungal growth.
Recently, after hearing that there would be better than normal northern lights, I headed out to my chosen destination and set up for the show. Sadly, it turns out the show started after I gave up and went home; however, I at least tried to capture some night sky shots, something I haven’t done much of. The results are a good starting point to help me learn how to do better in the future and how to improve my post production. One lesson is to not pick a very windy night as it leads to camera shake on the tripod. Next time I will not extend the tripod all the way open, keeping more rigid and close to the ground.
Or perhaps it’s the sad cafe…