CHELTENHAM BADLANDS
This shot is of the Cheltenham Badlands just north of where I live. I had no idea that this place even existed until Harp and I came across it while going on leisurely drive.
I knew instantly that I’d have to come back to snap some shots.
I used and aperture of f/22 because I wanted to preserve as much detail and the greatest depth of field I could. Setting the camera on the tripod made shooting at 1/5 of a second easy.
Still, I got here a little late. As the sun had already set. I’m going to come here again ... hopefully in the morning or before the sun goes down behind the trees (to the right from this view).
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| Camera | :: | Nikon D70 |
| Lens | :: | AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED |
| Capture Date/Time | :: | July 3, 2005 :: 8:03pm |
| Exposure Program | :: | Manual |
| Exposure Time | :: | 1/5 sec |
| Aperture | :: | f/22 |
| Focal Length | :: | 40mm |
| Flash | :: | No |
| Metering Mode | :: | Pattern |
| Exposure Bias | :: | 0.00 |
| Image Quality | :: | RAW |
| Focal Length in 35mm Film | :: | 60mm |
| ISO | :: | 200 |
| Cropped | :: | No |