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OMG DUDE NO PLANETS?!?!! WTF IS UP WITH DAT?!?!

relax ya bastid! read my journal for details on why im submitting photography.

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Today we went on a fishing trip to Upstate, New York. It was a beautiful day with barely a cloud in the sky, the weather wasnt unbearably hot, but it wasnt cold either. It was just perfect. Not only that, but there was almost no one where we went, only us and like 3 other fishermen in about 30 squared miles, if not more. This is unfortunate because aparently the fish were gone as well. We didnt catch a single thing! However the trip was really relaxing and we got to see some really nice scenery. We hiked about 4 miles through terrain like the one in the picture.

We werent actually fishing here, we were just flopping around the woods when we hear a really peaceful sound, so we follow it and we end up in this little creek. I was lucky enough to have brought my tripod.
It was one of the most peaceful things i've ever experienced. I couldve just stayed there for hours. It felt as if i was the only human in the world. I even had a sip of that water, which was awesome and DIDNT TASTE LIKE FISH.

I usually try to portrait the beauty that space can have, but im not only a space kid. Im an outdoor enthusiast at heart, and things like these are just priceless to me. Its almost as if that little creek carried away all my worries, and i love that state of mind.

Technical information:

Camera: Canon a40
this little thing has a panoramic setting, that makes it easier for you to take pictures like these. It takes a picture, and the next picture you take will have half of the previous shot, so that its easier to stitch them in with your graphic application of choice.

i cant tell you the fstop and shutter speed because i used the semi-automatic (P) option. For those of you with this camera, i had it to a -1 light setting with all effects turned off.

These were about 8 pictures at 1600x1200. I did color adjustments to show EXACTLY how I saw it, and not how the camera lens did.

PS: Thanks to ~bleah- for typo and frame tips

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OMG DUDE NO PLANETS?!?!! WTF IS UP WITH DAT?!?!

relax ya bastid! read my journal for details on why im submitting photography.

Description:

Today we went on a fishing trip to Upstate, New York. It was a beautiful day with barely a cloud in the sky, the weather wasnt unbearably hot, but it wasnt cold either. It was just perfect. Not only that, but there was almost no one where we went, only us and like 3 other fishermen in about 30 squared miles, if not more. This is unfortunate because aparently the fish were gone as well. We didnt catch a single thing! However the trip was really relaxing and we got to see some really nice scenery. We hiked about 4 miles through terrain like the one in the picture.

We werent actually fishing here, we were just flopping around the woods when we hear a really peaceful sound, so we follow it and we end up in this little creek. I was lucky enough to have brought my tripod.
It was one of the most peaceful things i've ever experienced. I couldve just stayed there for hours. It felt as if i was the only human in the world. I even had a sip of that water, which was awesome and DIDNT TASTE LIKE FISH.

I usually try to portrait the beauty that space can have, but im not only a space kid. Im an outdoor enthusiast at heart, and things like these are just priceless to me. Its almost as if that little creek carried away all my worries, and i love that state of mind.

Technical information:

Camera: Canon a40
this little thing has a panoramic setting, that makes it easier for you to take pictures like these. It takes a picture, and the next picture you take will have half of the previous shot, so that its easier to stitch them in with your graphic application of choice.

i cant tell you the fstop and shutter speed because i used the semi-automatic (P) option. For those of you with this camera, i had it to a -1 light setting with all effects turned off.

These were about 8 pictures at 1600x1200. I did color adjustments to show EXACTLY how I saw it, and not how the camera lens did.

PS: Thanks to ~bleah- for typo and frame tips