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This morning was cold! But, I wanted to get out and try out my new center leveling tripod. This style of tripod makes pano photography a little easier to level your camera and set up more quickly than traditional tripods.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I headed down to Busch Wildlife Area way before sun up where I knew there would be “smoke on the water” due to the temps. I was out more for practice and experimentation, so I took a few snaps. Then while driving past this a pond I noticed a shaft of light illuminating a small sycamore tree among the rising and changing mist. I quickly hopped out and grabbed my gear. I had a 150-600mm lens on my camera and decided to leave it set at 150mm. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Watching the fog rise up off the water and saturate the sycamore with its glowing presence was truly magical. It’s almost as if I could hear God say, “I’m here, even among the sycamores.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n