A FEW MOMENTS OF LIGHT, NEAR BEISEKER, ALBERTA, CANADA
The sunrise didn’t last long before getting sucked into a vortex of clouds, but I managed to make a half-dozen memorable exposures during that brief time. A big telephoto lens helped me isolate this tree against the stunning sky.
Nikon D7100, tripod, 70-300 mm. lens, enhancing filter.
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