Recent content by bwhip

Another amazing sunrise this morning. This time I was up in the hills, and shot this with nine bracketed shots (3 x 3), which I stitched into an HDR panorama using Lightroom, with minimal editing needed.

Boise is called "The City of Trees," and we especially love them in the fall. On Thursday morning. I traveled down to Ann Morrison Park, so I could get a foreground of the pretty fall foliage, the Boise River, and have downtown and the mountains in the background, with what I hoped would be a...

Siuslaw River Bridge - Wikipedia

Thanks so much, all! Oregon has so much variety for motorcycling - and drone photography!

Yes, photo #4 is 180 degree shot, stitched together automatically by the drone's internal software

Took a little (1,000 mile) ride over the weekend (Friday-Monday) in Oregon. It was sure nice to have the drone along to capture some of the scenery along the route.

I just got back from around 1,350 miles of motorcycle touring, from Friday through Monday. I rode through very scenic (and fun!) parts of Idaho, Montana, Washington and Oregon. Of course, I brought the drone along to capture some of the beautiful spring landscapes, and incredible riding roads...

Last weekend I took the car (and drone) for a little drive around the Idaho/Oregon border, with the Snake River and Brownlee Reservoir. It made for some lovely conditions for drone shots!

Another from last night, with a different view toward downtown Boise

Thanks! Mavic 3

Over the past couple of days I was able to take a nice, long drive to the Oregon coast (from home in Idaho). I brought my camera and drone along, of course. This sort of weather in February? Unreal, so thankful.

Wow!

I used the ND32 filter, as it was the darkest I had. I played with a bunch of different shutter speeds, and kept ISO and aperture on auto. ISO generally stayed at 100, and aperture was mostly about f/4 when the sky got darker. It was so nice to be able to preview the images while the drone was...

Thanks! Here's one more with the sun, a bit more prominently.

Last night I needed to go downtown for a church meeting. Shortly before the meeting, at sunset, I decided to experiment with shooting some long-exposure shots with an ND filter, to capture movement in the cars. Super impressed that the drone was able to stay so stable, as it was a bit windy...