On Saturday afternoon those lucky enough to have seats at Dave Brosha’s Mastering Environmental Light Seminar in Cochrane were treated to simple techniques to improve your photography.
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Rocks Water Ice Snow
A simple image of winter creek details. I deliberately chose a very slow shutter speed to blur the moving water. I used a tight crop to show off the fine features of the small stream that runs across the Icefields Parkway north of Lake Louise, Alberta.
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Sundown On The Ranch
A quick image of a sunset at Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park near Cochrane, Alberta.
The setting sun lights up a small section of the Bow River as it winds it’s way past the park. The setting sun highlights the profile of the Rocky Mountains to the west.
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Clouds Over Cochrane
After an excellent talk on photographing Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park, hosted by oopoomoo.com, the website of Samantha Chrysanthou and Darwin Wiggett, on Saturday afternoon; I thought I’d post another image from the park.
Pastel cloud show different colors at different altitudes near sunset. I shot wide to get more in the frame and pushed the horizon further to the bottom to include even more sky.
See more Glenbow Ranch from Darwin and Samantha on their website. Don’t forget that oopoomoo is hosting Dave Brosha on January 28, 2012 with a Mastering Environmental Light seminar.
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Glenbow Moonrise
We are back to our outing at Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park near Cochrane, Alberta. As with Monday’s post “Fence Lines” the landform is the major subject in the frame. This time there is a prominent S curve traversing the hill, and the full moon. I was able to underexpose the frame enough to retain some detail in the full moon. This created a more moody scene with the farm buildings on the hill and the dark sky behind them. You can barely see the wispy clouds with a tint of color from the setting sun.
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