Fuji X-T1, XF 10-24mm @ 24mm, f/20, 1/110 sec, ISO 400
More wide angle practice. My objective for this image was to capture the details of the near field grass as well as the background of the tree line and farm house. I feel that the image would have been more interesting if I would have taken it from a slightly higher angle so I could have included some of the mid-ground. I knew better!
Fuji X-T1, XF 10-24mm @ 22mm, f/18, 1/160 sec, ISO 400
During my walk in Longwood’s Meadow, I saw this single tree with the path curving around it. The leading line and isolated tree caught my eye. The wide angle helped place the tree in perspective with the expansive meadow. Again, my thoughts for the day were to work on wide angle perspectives and just enjoy the day.
Fuji X-T1, XF 10-24mm @ 24mm, f/11, 1/150 sec, ISO 200
It has been several months since I have posted an image. My focus has been in other directions other than photography. Yesterday I woke up to a beautiful early autumn day. I just felt like getting outside and “practicing” with my camera. Since getting my Fuji, I have not taken the time to explore its capabilities. Yesterday was a fresh start. I traveled to Longwood Gardens to explore the revitalized Meadow Area. Because of its expanse, I decided to practice using only my wide angle lens. It was a “get out and explore day” as opposed to focusing on getting that great image.
During my visit, I ran across this guy who had a demo version of Canon’s new EOS 7D MarkII. We started talking and I recognized him as George Lepp. He is doing a workshop at Longwood on Saturday and Sunday. It was a pleasure spending a few moments with him.