It was a nice sunny day yesterday so we ventured out to take a walk at the Audubon Plainsboro Preserve near us. It is 1,000 acres with with diverse habitats and wildlife & one of the largest lakes in the area, Lake McCormack. We concentrated walking on the White Trail straightaway because of the nest building of Canada Geese further down the path. We heard & saw the Canada Geese attacking walkers getting too close to their nesting areas. The Featured Image of Lake McCormack is a 12 image Panorama taken @ 14mm with an Olympus OMD & blended together in Photoshop.
Osprey Platform from the White Trail. 2 image stack @ 140mm, Olympus OM-D E-M1, to have more water showing in the foreground.
View From White Trail Looking at Lake McCormack Thru the Trees. 2 image blend for more height @ 15mm, Olympus OM-D mk 1
Another Beaver Damaged Tree Along White Trail. 5 Image Pano, @ 140mm, OM-D E-M1Trees Along White Trail with the Woods in the background. 3 image blend @ 140mm, Olympus OM-D mk 1Lake McCormack with Lake McCormack In Background. 2 Vertical Image Pano @ 14mm
Trees Along Path With Lake McCormack In Background. 4 Image Pano Blend @14mm
Thanks so much Jane! I usually go horizontally! But lately for some images I go vertically! Or go both horizontal & vertical! Mainly I tend to travel light lately with only 1 lens on 1 camera and shooting a series of images for the view I want to capture!
Thanks Belinda! And yes they seem to have a very busy Beaver population!! Over the months you see a lot of tree damage! Amazing how large some of the trees are they gnaw down!
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Great shots, Reed. The beaver damage is surprising. Your blending of two images for height is interesting- I always stitch horizontally. 🤔
Thanks so much Jane! I usually go horizontally! But lately for some images I go vertically! Or go both horizontal & vertical! Mainly I tend to travel light lately with only 1 lens on 1 camera and shooting a series of images for the view I want to capture!
Nice shots, Reed. It’s great to see the trees buds reddening. Soon!
Thanks so much Eliza!
Always nice to see early spring to our south letting us know that it’s on its way. Nice shots, Reed.
Thanks Steve! Appreciate the feedback!
Nice shots. Reed! The area seems to have a thriving beaver population.
Thanks Belinda! And yes they seem to have a very busy Beaver population!! Over the months you see a lot of tree damage! Amazing how large some of the trees are they gnaw down!
Hello and good day. Its great to get a broader perspective. The images look fantastic.
Thanks so much Frank! They are fun to do!