Yah, it’s about a 2x5 pano. 2 shots high, 5 wide for a total of 10 shots

Thank you 😊🙏🍻

Thank you 🙏

Glad you liked it🍻

So much to see

I second the lake O’Hara area of yoho. Lots around there if you can camp up there for a few days. Trail restrictions do happen due to bear a activity sometimes. Ive seen the 4 person minimum at the hiking trails around moraine lake but not in Yoho.

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Yah Reddit isn’t the best for viewing photos

Yah typically a lens’ sharpest focal point will be in the mid range. Lens’ generally loose sharpness if you open up the aperture to its max as well eg: F/2.8 is not as sharp as F/8. Every lens is a bit different though. The nikkor 14-24 lens I used here is pretty damn sharp from F/5 to F/18. I shot the foreground at F/18 bc I wanted to make sure everything was in focus. I was closer to the foreground than it appears bc it’s a large pano. I could have stopped down a bit more for the sky but the difference between F/8 and F/13 is negligible and I’m not worried about sharpness in the sky. I could also possibly use the sky for parts of the foreground if I get some movement due to wind.

"Mountain Majesty"

The majestic Canadian Rockies.

Gear: Nikon D850, Nikkor 14-24mm

Editing: Pano stitched together from about 12 shots, dodge/burn,

Exif: FG: 1/6 sec, ISO:100, F18

Sky: 1/200, ISO:100, F13

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Thanks! What do you mean by 24 to 150 straight shot?

Thank you 🙏. The Canadian Rockies is pretty affordable if you camp 😎

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It’s a good affordable lens for landscape. I’d recommend it👌🏻

"The Sentinels"

Larch Valley in the Canadian Rockies during peak fall colors🍻

Gear: Nikon D850, Nikkor 24-105mm

Exif: F/9, ISO:100, 1/200 sec

Editing: Time blend, Dodge/Burn, Color correction, Clarity/blurr

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Ty, it was actually about 25 C for almost the whole time we were there. It wasn’t until the last day we got this storm rolling through.

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Water fall in the foreground

Thanks! Do it! Haha

It’s an amazing area, the beautiful scenery is endless. A lot of it’s pretty hard to get to thou

Ty🙏. It was shot at around 1/10 sec which give it that look plus some dodge and burn to give it a bit more pop

I’d have to dig up the RAW file to be sure but I believe I shot the sky at 1/50 sec, ISO 50, F22 and the foreground at F22, ISO 50, 1/10 sec

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