Abhishek Jamalabad
25-07-2012, 09:36 AM
Garbut plateau as seen from the trekking route down from Garbut point, Matheran.
When I reached the plateau in the morning, the mist was in the western valley (pictured in the earlier post) and the eastern side (here) was clear. By noon, very strong eastward winds had gradually blown most of the mist to the east, and it accumulated there to form the dense wall of mist against mountain side, seen here.
Canon 500D, Canon 18-55 IS @ 46mm
SS 1/125
Av 11
ISO 100
EC -0.3
Not sure how the foreground works here... I wanted to include minimum foreground here, but excluding it completely would disrupt the balance of the composition... Couldn't move around to compose as this was on a steep, narrow path.
Thanks, C&C awaited
When I reached the plateau in the morning, the mist was in the western valley (pictured in the earlier post) and the eastern side (here) was clear. By noon, very strong eastward winds had gradually blown most of the mist to the east, and it accumulated there to form the dense wall of mist against mountain side, seen here.
Canon 500D, Canon 18-55 IS @ 46mm
SS 1/125
Av 11
ISO 100
EC -0.3
Not sure how the foreground works here... I wanted to include minimum foreground here, but excluding it completely would disrupt the balance of the composition... Couldn't move around to compose as this was on a steep, narrow path.
Thanks, C&C awaited