Tallgrass Prairie Preserve, StrongCity, KS

[prince]

Here's a landscape shot, not SOOC. However, the post processing results brought my imagination and reality as close as it could get.



Camera: Nikon D40
Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/2000)
Aperture: f/4.0
Focal Length: 70 mm
ISO Speed: 200
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: No Flash

[Hayward Taylor]

Hi Prince .. it's always a great feeling to accomplised something as close to what you first visiualized .. it's a great feeling .. I like landscape photography and this image is as good as they come .. excellent work - both photography and process

[7000-4life]

this is a really simple picture.. but yet so nice! good job

[lindyannajones]

On the bucket list, is a sleep on the prairie out under the stars. I have dibs on playing Merriweather Lewis. In my imagination, it looks exactly like your photo, which is over the moon beautiful. I love the gradients of green from foreground to horizon. BTW Who handles the black-fly eradication for sleep overs. Probably "in my dreams", huh?

[prince]

Originally Posted by Hayward Taylor

Hi Prince .. it's always a great feeling to accomplised something as close to what you first visiualized .. it's a great feeling .. I like landscape photography and this image is as good as they come .. excellent work - both photography and process

I agree. I started out with an aim to get more colors and definition out. Fortunately didn't have to do too much & as soon as I saw this I was satisfied. May not be perfect but it's perfect to my vision.

Originally Posted by 7000-4life

this is a really simple picture.. but yet so nice! good job

Ditto. Thanks.

Originally Posted by lindyannajones

On the bucket list, is a sleep on the prairie out under the stars. I have dibs on playing Merriweather Lewis. In my imagination, it looks exactly like your photo, which is over the moon beautiful. I love the gradients of green from foreground to horizon. BTW Who handles the black-fly eradication for sleep overs. Probably "in my dreams", huh?

Sorry lindyannajones, I am unable to relate to what you said. However, thanks for your comment and just like you, I loved the gradients of green.