Share Beauties of Canadian Rockies

Ronald Shu wrote:
Last Oct. I hiked in Canadian Rockies for the first time and would like
to share what I saw through my camera lenses. Hope you will enjoy the
natural beauties over there. Please drop by the IP address below if
interested:

http://128.111.124.127/ssr/CanadaRockies.htm

Ronald

Ronald,
Beautiful images!!!

I'm confused by the lighting in your image:
Sitting Sun and Rising Moon, Waterfowl Lake, Banff National Park # 98-08-F

The light on the moon and mountain tops says the sun is to
the right, but the sky and clouds are brightest on the left
implying the sun is near the left edge of the image.
Is this a polarizer effect or what???

Roger Clark
Photos at: http://www.clarkvision.com

Roger:
Thanks for your kind words. You are right, the setting sun was to
the right. However, I used a polarizer on my Nikkor 17-35 mm/2.8 lens
and the lens axis was in such a direction which has the maxium
poarization effect. So, the sky and clouds at left edge look much
brighter than those at the right edge. I wish I had a ND 0.6 filter with
soft edge in hand, but I did not bring it with me. You have good eyes.

Ronald

Roger N. Clark (change username to rnclark) wrote:
Ronald Shu wrote:

Last Oct. I hiked in Canadian Rockies for the first time and would
like to share what I saw through my camera lenses. Hope you will enjoy
the natural beauties over there. Please drop by the IP address below
if interested:

http://128.111.124.127/ssr/CanadaRockies.htm

Ronald


Ronald,
Beautiful images!!!

I'm confused by the lighting in your image:
Sitting Sun and Rising Moon, Waterfowl Lake, Banff National Park #
98-08-F

The light on the moon and mountain tops says the sun is to
the right, but the sky and clouds are brightest on the left
implying the sun is near the left edge of the image.
Is this a polarizer effect or what???

Roger Clark
Photos at: http://www.clarkvision.com