This is actually a panorama image using three shots taken with a telephoto lens. I was impressed with the massive tangle of limbs.
- Nikon D850 with Nikkor 300mm
- ISO 400 1/60 sec f/9.0
Branches Panorama
Martin’s Park
Martin’s Park is a little visited area near the Low Divide in the Olympic National Park. It’s about 17 miles in if you take the short route. If you hike up the Elwha River Trail, it’s over 25. Hence, the little visited status. There are a couple of small lakes and large areas of meadow.
I was camped at Low Divide with my hiking buddy (see the trail in the lower left) and we took a day to hike up and visit the area. This was in July, so there was still a fair amount of snow left.
Camera: Canon S400 1/200 sec f/7.1
A Hopeful New Year’s to all
Best Wishes to all for a positive and peaceful new year.
This is New Year’s Eve day in the middle of a storm, overlooking downtown Port Townsend. Panoramic images stitched together in Lightroom Classic.
North Coast Olympic Peninsula Panorama
This was the first panorama I did using my new Fujifilm GFX 50R. The .dng file came in at over 400MB … but at that resolution, you can see the Dungeness lighthouse (on the right shoreline) and ships in the harbor at Port Angeles (the left shoreline). In the distance you can see the San Juan Islands (on the right) and Vancouver Island (on the left) with the Victoria area just visible. This was taken from the Grand Ridge trail just west of Deer Park in the Olympic National Park.