three more sunset photos from Luffenholtz beach....

[mike_c]

Here are three more images from last evening's sunset spill at Luffenholtz beach, Humboldt County, California. The full resolution gallery is at https://mcamann.smugmug.com/.



Nikon D7200 ISO 100, Nikkor 35mm-1.8, f/22, 3.0s.




Nikon D7200 ISO 100, Nikkor 35mm-1.8, f/22, 2.0s.




Nikon D7200 ISO 100, Nikkor 35mm-1.8, f/22, 1.6s.


I hope you enjoy them!

[GentryDixon]

1. Beautiful.

The first photo looks 3D. The "haystack" looking rock grabs your eye immediately.

Thanks for posting.

[OregonBlue]

2. Stunning. Thanks.

[alfredo]

3. These images show that you don't need a wide angle for landscapes.

His camera , the Nikon D7200 has a crop sensor. His 35mm is a 52mm in real world use.

So don't let equipment keep you from trying landscape.

It is the artist behind the camera, not the lens in front of it. Now I'm depressed. 😉

[mike_c]

4. I'm very happy with that lens...

Last edited Tue Oct 4, 2016, 12:45 AM - Edit history (1)

Sometimes the best way to compose is with your feet. I love my Tokina 12-28 f/4 for expansive perspective, too. I also shoot landscape with a Nikkor 55-300 f/4.5-5.6. It's an awesome lens for capturing beach and surfscapes from up on the headland.

On edit: same lens.

[alfredo]

5. Also you don't have flare, distortion, and soft edges you see in some wide lenses

Btw, my old Tokina 28 is a sweet little lens it gives me a 56 mm fl. It's not as contrasts as my Sigma, Olympus, and Yashinon, but I fix That in post if needed.