Blanchard springs caverns is a must see if you are close to arkansas.
This is the start of the Dripstone trail.
nikon d300
tamron 11-16 f2.8 @ 16mm
f-20
32sec
aperture prority
Last edited by daniel valovich; 05-05-2010 at 10:39 AM.
Hi Daniel, Technically the image is handled well with good exposure. I feel you framed the image nicely considering all the information and the foreground rail. A good representation but a bit busy for my taste...
Thank you all.
There is alot going on with this photo. You are led to a vista in total darkness and when the lights come on it is ooooh-aahhhh. This cavern is huge compared to typical caves.
Pretty cool Daniel! Agree with Paul on the LLC. Are you saying you can't add/bring light to this cavern? Try blocking some of the upper part of the frame with your hand for a bit of the exposure.....in camera burning. Just some food for thought for next time out.
I was the last photographer allowed into the cavern. The forest service does not allow cameras anymore into the caverns. I found this out after arriving or I would have been better prepared.
All caverns and caves are off limits to the public at this time due to a fungus that is killing the bats in large numbers