The Alaska Trip so far

[solopaddler]

You're definitely an artist, wow!

 

How'd you get the horses to pose?

[brandon]

thanks again guys! for those of you interested in how those waterfall shots were done, here's a little video tip I did on that technique earlier in the year...enjoy!

 

[fishindude]

Simply awesome, can't wait for the rest!

 

Thanks for taking the time,

Cheers

[LefroyFisherman]

WOW! gonna make it up there someday

[Pigeontroller]

Inspiring Photography Brandon!

[bullybass]

Wow.... Just amazing Brandon!!!!

[limeyangler]

Stunning pictures , waterfalls and horse shots my favs...keep 'em coming.

[Stern Rules]

it was dark enough that I didn't need to use filters for those shots. They were each a 1 to 2 second exposure at f/22. shots like that are best to take either in dense forest, on overcast days, or just after sunset to allow you to slow down the shutter speed with out overexposing the photo. If it's still not possible to get a 1 second exposure without over exposing, you can use a neutral density filter to cut out additonal light. Hope this helps...

That's exactly what I was wondering. Thanks.

[SRT8 smoker craft]

Nice work can't wait for the rest !!!

[fish-miester]

awesome pics! just dont go to Nome! ufo capital of Alaska!

[Leecher]

Very impressive Brandon I truly love this one

 

 

Looking forward to your final report

Leechman