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Trees

By Savvas511    
You will not believe my story but I honestly I 've been taking photos of these trees
for 3 years now, at exactly the same location and same light
but never I was satisfied with the results, I used cameras like Nikon D80, Leica Digilux 3,
and Canon and many lenses ranging from 17-55 to prime 35mm and more,,,,
Why this time I am satisfied with it and I decide to upload today >?
That's the question...
Because yesterday I took the same Road Trip, I stopped at the same coffee shop at a petrol
station in the middle of the desert Highway and I took my Nikon D500 mounted this time
with the New lens Nikkor 10-20 mmm ultra wide Angle and I took the shot at 10mm !!!

So is the focal length and the Angle of coverage that made this photo
Any other lens would simply not work for me.

GrinGrinGrinGrin
That was it, I got what I couldnt get all these years,

I hope you enjoyed my story

Savvas
!!!

Tags: Trees Landscape and travel Trees at dusk Ultra wideangle Desert highway

Voters: ColleenA, Kabrielle, mogobiker and 16 more


Uploaded:
29 Jan 2018 3:52AM
Camera:
Nikon D500
Lens:
Nikon AF-P DX NIKKOR 10-20mm f/4.5-5.6G VR
Shutter Speed:
1/1000s
Aperture:
f/11.0
ISO:
100
Focal Length:
10.0 mm
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Comments


ColleenA Plus
8 481 7 Australia
29 Jan 2018 4:49AM
A lovely wide angle look at those wonderful trees Savvas. Glad you’re happy with that lens.
TrevBatWCC Plus
12 13 19 England
29 Jan 2018 12:28PM
The combination of wide angle and low viewpoint certainly does help in getting a good image, Savvas, and this is a good image! Wink
Trev Smile
nonur 12 18 13 Turkey
29 Jan 2018 4:35PM
I like your story, Savvas. The reason might be that you needed the distance provided with the 10mm super wide. I like it a lot.
Thank you so much for the treasured award!
notsuigeneris Plus
9 4 United Kingdom
29 Jan 2018 8:32PM
Everything comes to those who wait!
dales Plus
5 11 Australia
30 Jan 2018 1:21PM
Lovely capture with the new equipment Savvas
Ian

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