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With the light slipping down, we headed down the road to another grove of fall color. But this time the grove wasn’t so close. It was long lens time. That doesn’t seem like any big deal.
Not until you look through the viewfinder and see your shutter speed at ISO 100 was 1/4! And, the wind was blowing! Not a problem, just shoot keeping your finger on the hammer.
Shooting a bunch of frames just lets the law of averages catch up so you at least get one sharp frame. When it comes to framing up the elements, I looked for color, texture and shape. It was a lot of fun and a killer wrap to a killer day on the Eastside.
Photos captured by D3x, 200-400VR2 on Lexar UDMA digital film