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Camera: @getolympus #getolympus OM-D EM-1 Mark III
Lens: M.Zuiko ED 12-100mm f4.0 IS PRO
Settings: ISO 400, 7 mm, f/16, 1.0 sec. interval for 120 seconds
Mode: Live Composite
Filter: 10 stop Benro
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- Lambert Tower As part of my hike at the Garrett Mountain Reservation located in Passaic County, NJ I wanted to check out this observatory tower April 14, 2021
- Circle of Time As part of my hike on the Skyline Trail in Hickory Run State Park, I saw several of these curled leaves from last year April 13, 2021
- March 2021 Newsletter March 31, 2021
- Dingmans Falls March 29, 2021
- Follow the Lines I enjoy shooting wide angle images with leading lines March 23, 2021
- Winter’s Last Gasp I took this reflection image during a hike at Peace Valley Park March 12, 2021
- Dingmans Falls I haven’t been here in quite a few years March 11, 2021
- Silver Thread Falls Hiking up to Dingmans Falls, I passed a very narrow waterfall March 9, 2021
- Swing Time As part of my exploration of the Cutalossa Mill, I saw the lonely swing across the street March 9, 2021
- Slow Flow Winter Morning A walk through Trexler Park yielded a very nice opportunity March 6, 2021
- Misty Green Morning Another image with little fog, rain, snow & mist March 3, 2021
- Stars of the Morning The first thing that caught my eye was composition with the tree February 23, 2021
- Stairway to the Unknown On my my hike through the Wissahickon Valley Park I saw this beautiful staircase along the trail February 21, 2021
- Rex Avenue Bridge Vertical Segment Part of my hike at Wissahickon Valley Park on the Orange Trail February 20, 2021
- Grey Towers With Bonus Discovery February 18, 2021
- Hugging Hook Photographing amazing art features by the vary talented Steve Tobin February 16, 2021
- Waterfall A different angle of this beautiful waterfall February 9, 2021
- Enter If You Dare The Bait Box was the playhouse at Grey Towers (1886), the former home of Gifford Pinchot, the first Chief of the US Forestry Service February 6, 2021
- Eagle on Guard One of the towers at Grey Towers February 2, 2021
- Delaware Water Gap Blending Live Composite February 1, 2021
- Pursuing Your Passion Through a Different Lens January 31, 2021
- ** OM Digital Solutions ** January 27, 2021
- Midsection of the Bryn Athyn Cathedral In order to create a more dramatic image from this beautiful Gothic cathedral, I decided to take advantage of the fast moving clouds January 14, 2021
- Hallway at Bryn Athyn Cathedral For me this is like a time machine taking back in time January 12, 2021
- Powerhouse Part of my tour of the campus at Arcadia University January 8, 2021
- Some Color On a Cold Winter Day I found this brilliant luminous green on very dull overcast hike at Green Lane Park and thought this would work well using the camera’s Focus Bracketing mode January 5, 2021
- Autumn at Ricketts Glen December 28, 2020
- Foggy Stroll Uhlerstown section of the D&L Trail outside of Tinicum Park, Bucks County in Erwinna, PA December 16, 2020
- Dancer at the Front Door – St December 13, 2020
- Vanishing Point at Goodhart Hall On a search for some Gothic style architecture I went to a few regional universities & colleges December 13, 2020
- Global Landscapes Please join me tomorrow (Dec December 11, 2020
- Window Shields I enjoy architectural photography and in particular black & white December 2, 2020
- Parking Deck Many of you know I really enjoy architectural photography and in particular black & white November 29, 2020
- November 2020 Newsletter November 29, 2020
- Reach to the Sky While hiking on the D&L Trail between Slatington and Palmerton I saw this amazing looking church from a distance November 20, 2020
- Touch the Moon I saw this image while hiking on the lower level of D&L trail outside of Slatington November 19, 2020
- Photographing Steamtown USA + Live Composite and Rust November 11, 2020
- Lonesome Green Before the Storm Camera: @getolympus #getolympus OM-D E-M1X Mark Lens: M November 6, 2020
- Bridge Remnants I remember this place as a teenager November 5, 2020
- Enter If You Dare Any guesses as to what this is? From the D&L trail at the Farmersville trailhead November 2, 2020
- Twirling Colors Ricketts Glen State Park October 22, 2020
- Garden Hideaway On the grounds of the Chanticleer Pleasure Garden October 15, 2020
- Looking For Autumn at Horseshoe Bend Park October 8, 2020
- Red Bridge on the Canal 2 I shot this in Upper Black Eddy, PA on the D&L Trail September 23, 2020
- Around the Bend at Horseshoe Bend The leaves are starting to fall on a morning hike at Horseshoe Bend Park in Frenchtown, NJ September 22, 2020
- Exploring The D&L Trail From Weissport to Jim Thorpe, PA September 15, 2020
- Out For a Stroll This was taken at the Cape May Nature Preserve w/this new amazing lens September 13, 2020
- Prim & Proper & Waiting for Breakfast I’m loving this new lens! Camera: @getolympus #getolympus OM-D EM-1 Mark III Lens: M September 6, 2020
- This is an amazing opportunity and worthwhile checking out September 4, 2020
- Railroad Boneyard September 3, 2020
Beautiful photo! What filter setup do you use with the M.Zuiko 7-14mm pro?
Mark, Nice to hear from you. I used a Benro 10 stop ND filter. I’m pretty happy with their adapter too. Frank
Very cool shot! Is the Cliff Trail the one that spurs off the Hacker’s Falls Trail near Raymondskill? I have yet to find an overlook like that.
Don’t forget to get with me about ideas for me to do something with Olympus. I promote Only cameras all the time. Just had another friend pick up the EM10 mk at the incredible price it’s at right now.
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Thanks for the follow up. Because of our worlds current situation, I can’t do much about this now. As soon as we get back to “normal” let’s follow up.