The viewing platform was about 3m back from this avid photographer. He jumped the fence and set up in just the right spot for a long exposure photo. Two sets of people came to see the sights - and saw them with him included!
He is keen, I think I would have ended up in the water if I'd have attempted that. You got a really interesting storytelling photo out of his adventures though.
I would be doing exactly what he did! A telephoto can't capture the wide angle view I would want for that shot. I like the image with him in it, though. Tells a story!
Fav. The scenery is magnificent even without him. With him it is much more. He must be an expert photographer from the way he has set himself up to take pictures of the area.
It's a beautiful landscape and he adds a point of interest. On the other hand the viewing platforms are in place to protect both people and the environment and it irks me when people think that the rules don't apply to them.
So strange that he went up there to take a photo with the tripod that high. Only reason to not use a zoom would be if you were going wide angle, in which case it would be low.
@teriyakih Hi Teriyaki - I don't know quite what he was aiming to achieve - other than a really long exposure. I know he did annoy several groups of people though.. I hope his image was worth it.. :) Thanks for your interest and comment.
March 29th, 2021
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Well done and A FAV!
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