We've actually had a bit of weather here in central California recently.
A month or two ago a log came down across the river in my backyard,
making me a bit nervous, but it turns out not to be a hazard after all.
I just tried getting some photos of it from a few different angles, and
various exposure settings. Apart from learning that I really am not Mark
Roberts, particularly in terms of photographing streams, I did learn
that I do really need to underexpose a lot more than expected to not
lose detail in the foam.
I think this one is the best of the batch:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ellarsee/25599384715/in/album-72157664900198379/
For those interested, the rest of the set is here (with exif):
http://www.fluidr.com/photos/ellarsee/sets/72157664900198379
The K-3 shots were on a tripod and with the 77 and the 31. Comments,
Critique and suggestions on improving sharpness appreciated.
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