When shooting outdoors some captures can be a real challenge. There can be many factors that make or break a shot. It is not like shooting in the studio where you can control and program every facet of your operation like it is almost an assembly line. (Your subject excluded of course.) You have to constantly account for changes in lighting, shadows and weather conditions.
For me I am always looking for the perfect mix of even lighting, good weather and an interesting subject. (My trifecta.) I was rewarded with such wonderful conditions recently while visiting DeSoto Falls in Georgia’s Chattahoochee National Forest following a rare winter snowstorm in this part of the country.
I captured this image using my 24-70 mm f/2.8, tripod mounted and a circular polarizer. Thanks as always for stopping by.
You definitely have got a perfect capture 🙂
Thanks, Gaurab. I love all the travel shots on your blog. Great work.
This is gorgeous
fantastic!
Thanks, Alois. I love the “Ice” and “Winter Magic” posts on your blog. Incredible captures.
This is really goid
Sorry … really good I mean
Thanks, Inilah!
Interesting composition with a slow shutter speed!
Thanks, Brian. I love all the nature/wildlife shots on your blog.
Gorgeous shot!
Brilliant photo, congratulations, it’s lovely.
Thanks, Mo!
Fabulous capture – I can hear the running water from here!
Thanks, Joanne.
It’s not often you get snow and ice with so much greenery! Great shot! Thanks for visiting my blog, I appreciate it. 🙂
Love this!
Thanks, David.
Superb!
Thanks, Ann. I see you guys got to experience some snow also.
I always love your photos… keep it up they are incredible! Every time you upload one I think, man I need to go there.
Thanks, Muffin.
Incredible capture…perfect timing, lighting and who can argue the subject….well done!!
Thanks, Kirt!
really spectacular! love the long exposure. 🙂
Thanks, Charles.
Beautiful Photo :). Really like looking through your blog, some stunning landscape shots :D.
That’s lovely!
Stunning! Simply, stunning!
Gorgeous capture!
it must have been freezing out there..!
Yes, it has been an exceptionally cold winter for us this year.
Nice shot Toby! I agree with you about the Trifecta; something I am always on the lookout for!
Thanks for the kind words, Tom. Isn’t it great when you can find all three?
I like the Trifecta concept in relationship to the work; good way to contextualize the elements that help you structure your creativity.
Thanks, August.
How incredible is this photo!!!! Absolutely love it!
Thanks. I love your blog. I’ll be following your travels.
Beautiful shot. Thanks for stopping by and liking my blog. I’m going to enjoy looking at your pics.
Thanks for the kind words, Peggy. Love your blog and adventurous spirits.
Great shot there, really captured the moving water well.
Thanks, Hermann. Wonderful capture yourself on the “Flaming Sky” post on your blog.
Wow that is so gorgeous what a beautiful shot!
Thanks, Eily. Love your blog.
Thank you for liking “Spring Is Here!” This photo is a great example of your trifecta concept. I like the combination of flowing and frozen water as well as the contrast between the green trees and the autumn leaves. Beautiful work! 🙂
Your “Spring Is Here!” post is beautiful. The colors are wonderful and the sky is simply amazing. It most certainly would fall into the “my trifecta” concept.Wonderful capture!