It is time for my annual Palouse trip. This year I’ll be in the Palouse for two weeks, running two back–to–back workshops with four participants each. For those of you that don’t know, the Palouse is an area of southeast Washington State that is comprised of rolling hills, small towns, and has some of the richest [Read More]
The Palouse Last Week - By Kevin RaberSony A9 70-200mm lens 1/1250th sec., F/13 ISO 500
The Palouse Last Week - By Kevin RaberSony A9, 70-200mm lens at 1/1250th sec., f/8 ISO 400
The Palouse Last Week - By Kevin RaberSony A9 70-200mm lens at 1/100th sec., F/8 ISO 1000
The Palouse Last Week - By Kevin RaberSony a7rII 150-600mm Tamron at 600mm with LEA3 Adapter HAndheld 1/1000th sec f/8 ISO 600
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