I reprocessed this one as the noise-reduction routine removed a lot of detail and sharpness. I just didn't like the way it turned out. So, I processed the photo without noise reduction. I think it looks better, though I have no idea how it would look printed as it's a bit noisy.
I took this photo earlier the same evening I took the above photos. This is a campsite in Heiberg Memorial Forest owned by one of the SUNY schools. I liked the light trails from this set of photos so much, I decided to do it again. I set the aperture so I could get a two minute exposure, which gave me enough time to get in my car and drive around the loop a few times.
These photos were taken on September 19th. Enjoy!
5 comments:
Nice set John. I found your blog the other day and have been enjoying your images. I came across it because we are both in central New York, I just having moved to Cortland (so I found your images of Cortland). You have given me some great information about places to check out, so thank you very much. Best wishes.
Welcome to Cortland!
I'm glad you've found my blog to be helpful. I'm about to head out to Whitney Point Reservoir... I'll take a look through your stuff when I get back.
Best wishes to you too.
John, love your work. I hope you have time to put up a few from the retreat at Raquette lake.
I have enjoyed meeting you. Hope our paths cross again:-)
Breck Aspinwall
Breck,
Thank you! I hope to be able to get to some of the photos tonight. It'll take a few days to go through all of them and post them.
I enjoyed meeting you as well. You can be sure our paths will cross again. The retreat at Raquette Lake was fun and refreshing.
You have a good eye with the camera. Your photos are wonderful.
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