This was shot with a telephoto lens from an overlook above Kings Canyon in Kings Canyon National Park. It was a very hazy morning and not all appealing. The haze, however, did show the multiple layers of the separate ridges stretching away into the distance. I converted this shot with a solarizing filter to emphasize the layers. October, 20, 2005.
Posts Tagged: Kings Canyon
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Dec 16
A Look Back—Kings Canyon Solarized
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Sep 10
Stream and Boulders
Water flows steadily and gracefully around large granite boulders on Ten Mile stream in Kings Canyon Park. Shutter speed was 2.5 seconds.
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Sep 10
Stream Detail In Kings Canyon
Water flowing over a granite ledge on Ten Mile stream in Kings Canyon National Park.
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Aug 10
Energizing Movement
A slow shutter speed can suggest the flow of water by blurring the movement. A fast shutter can capture the energy of a single moment in the flow of water. This photograph was shot at 1/500th of a second. It is a detail of a small stream in the Sierra Nevada mountains of California.