Note the sharpness of the wood's texture in the photograph. I shot this at 1/320th sec, and held my breath as I depressed the shutter release. The high shutter speed, coupled with nearly no camera movement yielded a sharp image.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Mojave Desert: Ruin close-up...
So, I'm getting a little artsy, here. It is possible to practice nearly all types of photography when exploring the desert, if one knows where to look.
This is a close-up of some ruins that I found in the Coso Mountain Range.
1/160th sec. @ f/13.
This is a close-up of some ruins that I found in the Coso Mountain Range.
1/160th sec. @ f/13.
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Monday, September 8, 2014
Lost in the Coso Mountain Range....
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Mojave Desert: Lost in the shadow of Red Rock....
The heat was so intense on this day, that my tripod was almost too hot to touch. Nonetheless, these "stepped" rocks intrigued me, So, I stepped out of my air-conditioned Jeep and went walking about with my camera and tripod.
I had won the battle against air-conditioning lethargy!
1/50th sec. @ f/20.
I had won the battle against air-conditioning lethargy!
1/50th sec. @ f/20.
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Mojave Desert Photography: The Coso Mountains...
We had to climb a very long, steep hill to get to the spot that enabled me to capture this image. The trail wasn't particularly rocky, but I used my Cherokee's "low-range" four wheel drive, in order to keep stress on the drivetrain to a minimum.
The mountains in the photograph are the Sierra Nevada Mountains. I was in the Coso Mountain Range when I took this photograph.
1/10th sec. @ f/16. The camera was mounted on a Slik tripod.
The mountains in the photograph are the Sierra Nevada Mountains. I was in the Coso Mountain Range when I took this photograph.
1/10th sec. @ f/16. The camera was mounted on a Slik tripod.
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Mojave Desert Photography: Colors in the El Paso Mountains..
Here is another photograph that I took while exploring that little oasis in the El Paso Mountains.
To the casual observer, speeding along the nearby highway, the desert appears to be a barren wasteland.
But, to those of us who know how to and where to look, the desert is a treasure chest, which yields its prizes only to those who take the time to search for them..
1/250th sec. @ f/6.3.
To the casual observer, speeding along the nearby highway, the desert appears to be a barren wasteland.
But, to those of us who know how to and where to look, the desert is a treasure chest, which yields its prizes only to those who take the time to search for them..
1/250th sec. @ f/6.3.
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