
A stolen composition.
I will say out front, I stole this composition. Well actually I did so with permission. I had been on the other side of the boat on the right trying to frame the boats in the light. I was pleased, but felt I hadn’t really captured my vision I was searching for in the image. One of our folks, Marie Parsons Dickinson, a long time friend commented I should look at what she just captured. I really liked it and felt it was what I hoped to capture. She gave me permission to copy on the condition I gave her the credit, so here we are! Thanks Marie! I really like the natural vignette of the shadows leading your eyes to the 2 boats, it helps the viewer focus, but still leaves elements to study in the frame.
Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 Di III RXD lens on a Sony a7Riii, Manual Exposure mode, f8, ISO 50, shutter speed of 1/100th of a second, Sirui W2204 tripod, Acratech GXP ballhead, Shimoda Explore 30L backpack. #withmytamron, #tamron, #tamronusa, #tamronlensesusa, #tamronimagemaster, #tamron2875, #sirui, #siruiusa, #acratech, #shimodadesign, #bearwoodsphotography, #natureinfocusphotographyworkshops