| Camera |
Nikon
F5 on Gitzo G1227 with Markins M10 ballhead, TB-20 base plate |
| Lens
& Filter |
17-35mm
f/2.8D ED AF-S Zoom Nikkor
Cokin
666 Gradual-Fluo Blue 1 Color filter
|
| Aperture |
f/18 |
| Shutter
speed |
Unrecorded |
| Film
& ISO |
Kodak
Ektachrome E100VS at rated ISO 100 |
| Date |
October
16, 2004 |
| Location |
Chautauqua Park, Boulder Colorado, USA |
| Comments |
It
was a moment for reflection before sunrise, but it was so
cold that I just reflected on that. As if the fog made sound
denser, it keep it down; even the high pitch sounds of chatter
from passing-by climbers seemed to crawl into the ground,
inside the trail. An inner voice kept asking if I should use
fill-flash for the rock. Numb from the humid cold, my brain
did not reply with any action command, but I managed to smile
while shooting simultaneously when the first light caressed
the chosen foreground so subtly. Behind, Flat Irons remained
cozily under its blankets of fog, like if waiting until I
was done to come out. So I thank them. |
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