Cansiglio, sweet green

Some more pictures from the two-days workshop I participated in a forest

to develop a photographic study of this subject.Please, comment and rate.

Thank-you Mauro

It's a bit too light and it's not that sharp. Maybe you need more precise focus or higher shutter speed for 200mm.

Thank-you for your interesting comment Noncho, but I have to disagree with you.

Let me explain why. You say: too light. It's spring and spring is the season of light. The fog in luminous in this season and the very first beeches' leaves are light electric green. From a technical point of view you should get a glance to the histogram. In that case you will discover that it's perfectly balanced.

Again you say: it's not sharp enough. I didn't want a razor sharp image. the fog is not compatible with an excessive sharpness. The central beech in foreground is perfectly sharp, but the greenish leaves and the other beeches goes from a soft focus to a lightly blurred focus and this was exactly what I was looking for.

Eventually you suppose that the shutter speed was too slow considering the focal length. I'm sorry to say you are wrong again. The camera was mounted on a very sturdy tripod and operated with a remote control with the mirror-up function activated. No motion blur here, neither macro nor micro blur. The smoothness you consider a difect is, on the contrary, an aesthetic choice.

Mauro