Fall in Utah

[Lonnie Utah]

With a new baby in the house, I haven't had a lot of time to get out these past few months. We are starting to get a handle on things, and I've made some short trips out and about.

These are from last week...

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[Lonnie Utah]

Went back to the same general area last night and revisited a few things. I just feels good to get back out a little bit. On the plus side I got these images, on the down side, I lost the brass "finger bolt" off my lee holder.

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Focal Length 16mm
ISO: 100
EXP: 2 sec
App: f/22
Filters: 0.9 ND Grad.

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Focal Length 16mm
ISO: 100
EXP: 2 sec
App: f/22

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Focal Length 16mm
ISO: 800
EXP: 1/40 sec
App: f/22

[Lonnie Utah]

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Focal Length 16mm
ISO: 800
EXP: 1/20 sec
App: f/8
Filters: 0.6 ND Grad.

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Focal Length 16mm
ISO: 100
EXP: 1 sec
App: f/22
Filters: 0.9 ND Grad.

[Dr. Harout]

Wow... stunning

[bakubo]

Looks great! I want to visit Utah again....

[Birma]

Double wow - really nice pictures Lonnie - inspirational. Thanks for sharing.

[sury]

I love those colors. I wish I could have those where I live.

Sury

[aster]

What a lovely set of autumn shots of Utah, Lonnie!

You must be enjoying many more out there...


Thanks for sharing,

Yildiz

[Lonnie Utah]

So it snowed here yesterday. I was really excited to get up in the mountains and get some fall leave and snow together.

I left the house early, and when I got up in the mtns, I quickly realized it was going to be a bust. The light went flat, there was almost TOO MUCH snow and a TON of tree damage. I got 2 or 3 ok shots, but not what I was hoping for.

I'm on baby duty this PM, so I only worked up a couple really quickly. I'll be adding to this thread as I work things up. Or not, if I don't like the results.

Anyway, here we go.

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