Tuesday, November 02, 2010
Autumn Impressions
While I was at North Chagrin Reservation in Cleveland, I noticed the beautiful reflections of autumn trees in the Sunset Pond. I experimented a bit and was rewarded with these impressionistic shots. To take photos like these, it is essential to use a circular polarizer and a tripod. The polarizer intensifies the colors, but it will cost you two stops of light. Such slow shutter speeds require a tripod. Add to that some optimization of the colors in Photoshop and you have fall foliage photos worth framing.
Labels:
autumn,
fall foliage,
north chagrin reservation,
photography,
photoshop,
polarizer,
reflection,
tripod
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