Golden Ears Provincial Park is large enough to have a variety of landscapes. This second growth forest is along a popular path to a waterfall. The light in the background is off the river that takes away the water from the falls and feeds the large lake that is the park's main attraction.
This picture was made using "focus stacking" software and 8 separate photographs all slightly differently focused. The result has a huge depth of focus.
| Hasselblad H3DII-50 | |
| 2015/05/24 10:41:11 AM | |
| Color | |
| Data Format: | RAW (16-bit) |
| Compression: | Lossless |
| Image Size: | 8176 x 6132 |
| Lens: | Hasselblad HC 50-110mm F/3.5-4.5 |
| Focal Length: | 50mm |
| Exposure Mode: | Manual |
| Metering Mode: | Centre Weighted |
| 1/2s - F/11 | |
| Exposure Comp.: | 0 |
| Flash Mode: | Off |
| Sensitivity: | ISO 50 |
| Color Mode: | Hasselblad RGB |
| Hue Adjustment: | 0 |
| Gerald & Irmgard Carter | |
| White Balance: | Cloudy |
| AF Mode: | AF-C |
| Tone Comp: | 0 |
| Saturation: | 0 |
| Sharpening: | 0 |
| Long Exposure NR: | Off |
| High ISO NR: | Off |
You can zoom in on this image to see the detail in the full image, however this is highly compressed and the original has better contrast and sharpness.
2015 July 5