VERMILLION RIVER, KOOTENAY NATIONAL PARK, BRITISH COLUMBIA
The mid-day light was h
arsh, but using a polarizing filter helped bring out the attractive colours in this scene in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. I also used a neutral density (darkening) filter to ensure a long enough exposure to turn the foreground ‘surf’ into a silky highlight.
Nikon D7100, tripod.
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arsh, but using a polarizing filter helped bring out the attractive colours in this scene in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. I also used a neutral density (darkening) filter to ensure a long enough exposure to turn the foreground ‘surf’ into a silky highlight.
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Nice work, beautiful image!