Winter is behind us, weather transitions to spring season.
Captured this image of Badlands National Park. Complex geography, terrain extends into the sun drenched valley below.
Spring Valley - Badlands
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3 Comments
Hello Raymond
May I ask what lens and focal length for this image?
Plus is it a panorama or focus stacked?
Beautiful image!
Hi Frank, here's info;
Canon 5D MKIV Lens : 24 ~ 105mm
Shot at; 24mm / 1/180 sec./ f16 / ISO 400
Single shot image, no focus stack.
Thank you!
Simply amazing - more work for me, learning and practicing!