Misty Three Sisters

[iceman]

A few months ago I had to go up to Katoomba for work, so I went early and took my camera gear. A low fog hung over the 3 Sisters, and as it cleared I was able to capture this shot.

It’s a 3-image bracketed shot, necessary because this side of the rock formation was still in shadow with the Sun rising over the other side.

Canon 6D, 24-105mm lens @ 65mm, f/10. The three exposures were 2.5s, 0.5s and 13s at ISO2000.

Processed using Photomatix Pro, Lightroom and Photoshop.

I’m really happy with this shot – it feels nice and mystical, magical.

- Large (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/download/460)
- Blog (http://www.mikesalway.com.au/misty-three-sisters/)

Thanks for looking.

[Joshua Bunn]

Mike, that's awesome, really like it. You got a high dynamic range there.

Josh

[Larryp]

Very nice, Mike

[Astro_Bot]

That's a nice one. Will Tourism NSW pick that one up? Here's hoping.

[peterl]

I like that shot.
Well done Mike.. Nice result.

[noeyedeer]

nice stuff Mike, brings back lots of good memories when I use to live at Springwood in the early 80s and ventured to Katoomba on the odd occasion
matt

[ourkind]

Beautiful Milke! Saw one of the these in FB care of Visit Blue Mountains or the like with full credit to yourself :thumbsup:

[poulette]

Stunning Mike,this rates as one of the best sisters shots I have ever seen

[iceman]

Thanks Josh! I used Photomatix to combine the 3 exposures.


Thanks Larry.


haha I wish :)


Thanks Peter.


Thanks Matt - I'd love to get up there more.


Thanks Carlos, I think that was the panorama one. I'll post that here soon.


Thanks so much David, appreciate the feedback.