Shot with the Nikon 70-200mm VR at 185mm with a shutter speed of 125th of a second. ISO 100. Don't forget to click on the cropped image below to see the full shot!
Saturday, June 20, 2009
June 20th, 2009
You gotta get up pretty early to get a shot like this . . . The 'Golden Hour' is the time just before sunrise when the light is the most perfect it's going to be all day . . . until sunset . . . there are reasons the most successful photographers out there only shoot during this golden hour. Another benefit of shooting early in the morning is the calmness of water. The surface of lakes become like glass, or mirrors . . . and the reflection of the pre-dawn sky just can't be beat!
Shot with the Nikon 70-200mm VR at 185mm with a shutter speed of 125th of a second. ISO 100. Don't forget to click on the cropped image below to see the full shot!
Shot with the Nikon 70-200mm VR at 185mm with a shutter speed of 125th of a second. ISO 100. Don't forget to click on the cropped image below to see the full shot!
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