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The Ever-Changing Mountains

Constantly Adding Back-End Functionality

Although this will not be terribly exciting from an outside-visual-standpoint, I am very happy that we are adding so much back-end functionality to The Arcanum! There are many moving parts to keep everything in working and growing order!

Daily Photo – The Ever-Changing Mountains

I usually think of mountains as these eternal things that might change a little here and there, but now I look at them in a new way. Maybe it was because I would just visit mountains on occasion, and then I just kind of generally categorized them as “mountain” — but now I am much more interested in how they change over the year and with the weather. Even since learning to paraglide, I’ve come to look at the clouds around them in a new way. It’s been kind of a nice mountain-rediscovery process. Plus, it gives me even more reasons to go out and take photos of them.

This was shot along the Lindis Pass on the South Island.

The Ever-Changing Mountains

Photo Information

  • Date Taken2013-10-29 01:35:27
  • CameraNEX-7
  • Camera MakeSony
  • Exposure Time1/800
  • Aperture7.1
  • ISO100
  • Focal Length30.0 mm
  • FlashOff, Did not fire
  • Exposure ProgramAperture-priority AE
  • Exposure Bias

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Driving into the far snowy hills

Two Workshops for 2014 in New Zealand

I’m reminded because THIS photo below is the first one I edited doing the post-processing bit of the New Zealand Photography Workshop. There would be ample post-prcessing time after the sunrise shoot and before the afternoon/evening shoots. A lot of time in a sweet dark room with lots of post-processing and snacks! Yay what a perfect series of days!

We only did two last year, and we only have two planned for all of 2014, so be sure to sign up. Curtis told me there were some cancellations so you can swoop in there!

Daily Photo – Driving into the far snowy hills

I took this right before the recent workshop down here in Queenstown. I went on a mini-road trip with the guys up towards Mount Cook and stopped to see this on the way. There is this lovely road that connects the two places and so many opportunities to stop and shoot. This is one of those many that I did!

Driving into the far snowy hills

Photo Information

  • Date Taken2013-10-29 01:24:53
  • CameraNEX-7
  • Camera MakeSony
  • Exposure Time1/320
  • Aperture8
  • ISO100
  • Focal Length70.0 mm
  • FlashOff, Did not fire
  • Exposure ProgramAperture-priority AE
  • Exposure Bias

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