I spend a few days shooting in Grasslands National Park, and was rewarded with bison, prairie dogs and spectacular light over the landscape. Here are a few of my best... they were balanced on my laptop in my tent, long after I should have been sleeping, so I hope they look ok!
Technicals:
All photos with EOS 1DSm2 body.
Bison and Black-tailed Praire Dog both shot with a 600/4 + 1.4x TC .
Rainbow and rolling landscapes shot with 17-40mm/4 lens and Singh-Ray filters (warming polarizer, grad NDs, Blue-Gold polarizer)
Cheers!




...it's not about the gear....
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of Grasslands National Park, Ethan.
ReplyDeleteThe photos of the dirt road brings back memories for me. When I was there, it was +42C and there wasn't a single person around in all directions. The isolation was tremendous!
http://scenictravelcanada.ca/hiking/saskatchewan/grasslands-national-park