Each day there are more changes in the colors of the trees. I drove down a few of my favorite streets, and took a few photos. For those of you familiar with Groton NY, Clark Street is a great road. It travels by the cemetery which is a great place for photography. The residents don't seem to mind. Further along the road past Old Stage Road, Clark Street become very windy with many trees lining the road. I think there will be a lot of future photography shots along this road.
Lessons Learned:
- People many times mistake me for a surveyor when I'm photographing. I like to carry cards with me that describe a little about what I'm doing. I then can hand them to people when they ask. It's a great conversation starter.
Photo details: Exposure time 1/10 sec, Aperture f/8.0, ISO 100, Focal Length 17 mm, 35 mm equivalent focal length 28mm, Lens Canon EF 17-40mm, tripod.
4 comments:
Wow, another really nice one!! I like the use of thirds with the road on the bottom left.
You've always had great pictures (why I follow you), but these last couple weeks have gone up a notch! Awesome!
I liked that about "the residents don't minding" :-)
You seem to have found a fine place for this kind of photography - have fun!
I have never heard of "the card method", but it sounded inventive. We have so many tourists around (especially in the summer months)that I can just put on a cap, carry my camera-bag and and do whatever I like. I'm just a tourist...
totally rich and gorgeous Stevo!
It's first time to visit your blog but certanly not the last.
Wonderful photos and great style to write.
I love your blog.
Bless you.
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