120mm f/11 1/350 ISO50
120mm f/11 1/350 ISO50
120mm f/11 1/350 ISO50
Sea of Sand
120mm f/11 1/350 ISO50
We've written briefly about White Sands last month as
we made out way east to the Big Cypress National Preserve. We were so taken with White Sands we decided
to alter our travel plans and stop again on our way home.
Macro shot of the sand - cubes!
120mm f/11 1/350 ISO50
Sand Castles
120mm f/11 1/180 ISO50
Drifting Sand
120mm f/8 1/180 ISO50
Boardwalk
120mm f/11 1/350 ISO50
120mm f/11 1/350 ISO50
Arriving late morning we were greeted with near perfect
conditions; little to no wind, cloudy skies and a camel named Matilda.
Matilda and Don were almost able to see eye to eye which was
something new for her. All the images
were taken with the 120mm at either f/11 or f/8 with ISO50. The shutter speed was as slow as 1/250 and as
fast as 1/500.
The wind picked up and it was getting late so we decided to
check into our hotel.
Early the next morning found us back at White Sands for a sunrise
shot.
Sunrise
80mm f/11 1/500 ISO100
80mm f/11 1/180 ISO100
80mm f/8 1/250 ISO100
(black & white conversion in Capture One Pro)
All the images here were captured using a Phase One DF/P65+ and
either a 80mm or 120mm lens and processed in Capture One Pro.
80mm f/8 1/250 ISO100
80mm f/11 1/250 ISO100
(black & white conversion in Capture One Pro)
80mm f/11 1/250 ISO100
80mm f/11 1/250 ISO100
80mm f/11 1/250 ISO100
Don can hardly wait to return with his Cambo WRS.
80mm f/11 1/250 ISO100
80mm f/8 1/180 ISO50
80mm f/5.6 1/350 ISO50
This is a multipart edition centering on the
capabilities of the Phase; stay tuned for the next installment as we share the
Canon 1DsIII.
We thank you for allowing us to share our work and
as always, remember your thoughts, comments and suggestions are welcome.
Sandy & Don
parting shot...
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