Ken Papaleo: X Marks the Shot: Colorado Springs
Showing posts with label Colorado Springs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colorado Springs. Show all posts

Colorado - NEW POST - Day Tripper 1 - Garden of the Gods


"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS 5D Mark II
ISO - 1600
Shutter Speed - 1/250 sec.
F/stop - 5.6
Lens - 70/200 zoom

With my terminal MDS, my blog postings have suffered. Not feeling as well and not finding money to do longer trips, has caused this to happen. For awhile, I'm starting a new series called "Day Tripper". My wife, Pam and I will be going on shoots that we can do in one day. Good thing I live in Colorado! The first is Garden of the Gods, in Colorado Springs. We left the house a 1pm and got home 7:30 pm. The drive was two hours, one way. The light was flat with a crummy sky. Not until after sunset did the sky turn nice and I got my shot.













Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615


Colorado - Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs.


"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS 5D Mark II
ISO - 200
Shutter - 1/250 sec.
F/stop - 16
Lens - 70/200 mm 2.8 zoom


Over the summer months I have been going to locations that I usually shoot in the fall or winter months, Garden of the Gods is the last in this series.  I went there on a clear sky-blue day and not much haze.  Even though it's not very big, it offered big results. The only problem is it gets packed out with cars and parking becomes a big problem. My "X Shot came as the sun was setting in the west. The rocks glowed bright red and stood out real nice from the blue sky.















Ken Papaleo
Colorado Photographer
303-674-0615




Weekend Flash Back - Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, 2/17/10.



"X Shot" information.
Camera - Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III
ISO - 400
Shutter - 1/250 sec
F/stop - 16
Lens - 70/200 zoom


Ken Papaleo
Colorado Landscape Photographer
303-674-0615




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Evergreen, Colorado, United States
I worked for the Rocky Mountain News for 28 years, until they went out of business. I now do freelance work, post this weekly blog, ski and play with my four grand children. I still have the love to get out and take photographs, which brings me great peace and comfort.

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