Photo 3 . The start of our day. This is a view of Siena from our hotel -Sangallo Park Hotel.
Great stay and the receptionist was very helpful and planned the photographic route I should take.
Photos 4 to 11. Tuscany landscapes.
Photo 12 Assisi at sunset where we stayed that night.
3. 11 October 2015 Siena Nikon D750 iso2oo 200mm f11 1/350sec Nikon 70-200mmf4.0
4. nikon D750 iso 200 78mm f5.6 1/500sec
5. 11 oct 2015 Nikon D750 iso 200 200mm f8.0 1/250sec
6. Nikon d750 iso 200 102mm f9.5 1/180sec
7. Nikon D750 iso 200 130mm f8.0 1/125sec
8. Nikon D750 iso 200 116mm f11 1/125sec
9. Nikon D3s iso 200 70mm f9.5 1/250sec Nikon 70-200mmf4
10. Nikon D3s iso 200 165mm f6.7 1/250sec
11. Nikon D3s 160mm f6.7 1/125sec
12. 11 October 2015 Nikon D750 iso200 145mm f4.0 1/180sec
4 replies on “Tuscany in one day”
Some really nice shots here Chris.
Thanks Richard, but my comments still stand. I had to squeeze a lot of juice out of my camera and processing to produce a presentable shot!
I like it when I come across a scene and I automatically say “wow”. Then a take a series of bracketed shots look at the screen at the back of the camera (“chimping”) and say “F..k that looks good!” Rush home to process the images in lightroom with the hardest decision being which one to give 5 stars and put on the Home page.
That my man is the feeling of a satisfied fisherman and of a journey well spent and worth its weight in gold- ie worth the effort of carrying kilos of camera gear.
I love the Tuscan landscapes. I know that as a photographer you prefer the more unusual scenes but some of us still like the traditional picture box pictures as well. I love the great expanse of green in the Tuscan ones interspersed with the trees and the golden buildings. The colours are beautiful and remind me of my favourite novel ‘Under the Tuscan sun’.
Thanks Eve. I do like the picture box pictures (otherwise I wouldn’t have posted them) but you are right, photographers do seek to get that point of difference and it is hard to avoid that cliche image.