This was a small set of rapids on the way to a much larger waterfall near the Cabot Trail, Nova Scotia. Another challenging depth of field situation; I tried my best to find the hyperfocal distance. I took some shots for a focus stack but haven't tried putting it together yet. Leaves were shot as found. The trail to get to the larger waterfall was actually one of the more enjoyable trails I've walked in a long time.
I was out trying to photograph sunflower fields when I found this little area with small yellow flowers. I waited for a while and positioned the camera at a low angle in order to get the flowers backlit, so they would be lit up compared to the surrounding grass/plants.
A shot from the ghost town of Bents. It's a well known spot amongst prairie photographers but it was smaller than I expected; just the grain elevator, a house, the old general store, and a couple barns. I missed being here the day before as my car got stuck in some mud on the way and it took a while to get out. When it was too late to make it to Bents that day I looked at the sky and it was one of the best sunsets I've ever seen. I was pretty disappointed but the next day's sunset was ok.
