I took an awful lot of photos that day at the glacier. I feel ashamed in a way. There were squillions of people and heaps and heaps of camera nerds. Camera nerds require their own category. I mean, having a little hobby and a blog is one thing, walking around with two DSLRs and a compact is another. It was pretty insane. And kind of intimidating. I would love to know how many of those camera nerds just had awesome cameras because they could afford them and they really just use them as a point and shoot, or how many of them were really serious photographers. Surely if you were a fair-dinkum serious photographer, you wouldn't be on the same paths as literally thousands of other people, surely you would be going for the unique shot...
Anyway, end rant. I took an awful lot of photos that day. Mainly because the place was so huge I had to take panoramas to fit them all in! This is quite challenging when you have to deal with people and no tripod. Still, here are the results
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| The Southern Wall. Canon EOS 50D f/13, 1/640, ISO 200, 18mm. Five portrait orientations stitched together. |
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| Canon EOS 50D f/8, 1/800, ISO 200, 18mm. Now, if you were a fair dinkum pro, would you be down on that boardwalk? I don't think so, you would be up a tree. |
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