| Camera |
Nikon
D2X on Gitzo G1227 with Markins M20 ballhead, TB-20 base plate |
| Lens |
12-24mm
f/4G ED IF AF-S DX Zoom Nikkor @ 13mm
|
|
Filter |
Singh-Ray
Daryl Benson's Reverse Neutral Density Graduated 3-stops filter
|
| Aperture |
f/20 |
| Shutter
speed |
1/30
sec |
| Film
/ ISO |
200 |
| Date |
October,
2005 |
| Location |
Custer State Park, South Dakota, USA |
| Comments |
We
came into this valley late in the afternoon, just before sundown.
That rock was the only available first plane so we had to
take turns. When mine came, the wind had picked up, the sun
had continued to decline fast and the grassland turn golden.
But the distant trees were into dark shadows with a big cloud
on top of them. It was the happy ocassion to use the Daryl
Benson's reverse ND grad for the first time. |
|
