Working on photo tours definitely has me spending lots of time downtown!
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Working on photo tours definitely has me spending lots of time downtown!
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Very very beautiful set of pictures here!
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Washington is really beautiful Meg
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Lovely, especially with the clouds there.
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Awesome pictures!!!
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I don’t know if you follow A Lovely Shore Breeze (caite) but she has a WW post today completely dedicated to all her sock monkey stuff. I immediately thought of you…
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SOCK MONKEYS. Need more. Must look. Thanks, Sandy! 🙂
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Gorgeous! They clouds are very dramatic in your photos.
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Great pictures. I’d love to go there
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Wow. Those are gorgeous. You really captured the beauty of Washington.
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I love these. Did you shoot them with a tripod?
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Thanks, Juju! Nope, no tripod for me. I travel light. To capture the HDR images, I just hold really, really still while snapping three consecutive photos in varying exposures . . . then mesh them all together with HDR software when I get home. The trick is definitely not to move, though! The tripod would help, but I’m way too lazy!
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these photos are so stunning! what kind of lens are they taken with? I just did a DC sunrise photography walking tour with a professional instructor the other weekend and my photos still weren’t that gorgeous… i’m in awe.
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Thanks so much! 🙂 I have an 18-270mm Tamron lens, which is my favorite . . . though I’m trying to play around more with my macro.
The walking tour sounds like fun — and anything that gets us out shooting is a good thing! I love sunrise shoots, though I’m ready to go to bed by 10 a.m. after — without the help of my good friend Mr. Coffee, anyway.
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Yay for gorgeous DC shots!
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love the sky in that first one…
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Very nice shots!
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That third picture is gorgeous! (They’re all awesome, but the clouds! OMG THE CLOUDS!)
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My first thought was fisheye lens but then I scrolled through comments and saw HDR. That’s one trick I would LOVE to learn but don’t know enough about exposure.
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Ok, now I see about your Tamron lens. Hmmm–future post idea for you–your favorite equipment and the shots you get with each. 😉 I’m in the market for a new lens and can’t decide. I don’t think I need the range of 18-270 but I would like to be able to do more wide angle shots.
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Those photos are all beautiful, but that last one, it takes my breath away!
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Very Nice! Thanks for sharing and looking forward to seeing more of your pictures – glad I found you!
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