photoartflightBrigantine Early Morning Landscape
We went to the Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge, Brigantine Division to see what we could find to photograph. In the early morning the clouds were amazing and made for interesting photo opportunities. It started out with darker looking somber clouds then brightened up as the morning went on. The featured image was shot @ 12mm on a Canon Camera. The series of clouds over the Wildlife Drive below were shot with a m43 format camera @14mm. When doing panoramas with wide angle lenses on a m43 format camera you need to overlap your images for the panorama a lot more. It is better to have more to choose from than not have enough. It seems if you have too few frames you tend to get some strange distortions (at least using Photoshop to assemble) in the blending of the images.
12mm Clouds & Sun image along Wildlife Drive with Atlantic City on the horizon in the distance.
9 image (Horizontal) panorama, 14mm, (28mm Full Frame FOV) m43 Olympus
6 vertical image panorama, @14mm m43 Olympus
2 image panorama, 14mm m43 Olympus
7 vertical image horizontal panorama, 14mm, m43 Olympus
Multi-image panorama with dark clouds earlier in the am, 14mm, m43 Olympus
Clouds over Wildlife Drive, Single image, 14mm m43 Olympus
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Another excellent series Reed. I particularly like the second shot for its colours, shapes and patterns!
Thanks Belinda! It is a fun place to photograph! It was a slow day for Wildlife, but a nice day for clouds.
Beautiful landscape and waterscape captures, Reed, the skies are amazing! Nice wildlife drive too! I have never been to this refuge and just read up on it after looking at your photos. 🙂
Thanks Donna! It is one of my favorite NWRs. Also it is the closest to our home. It is great for Ospreys in the warmer weather because many of the Osprey Platforms are fairly close to the Wildlife Drive so you can get nice images as they are coming and going.
Wow, these are amazing, esp. the panoramas. Like the whole world cracked wide open!
Thanks Eliza! It is a fun NWR to photograph in. Each season has a lot of different photo subjects! You never know what you might find!