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Landscape Photography | Capturing Fall Color Creek side in the Pacific Northwest!

In this episode, we return to the Capital Forest in the Pacific Northwest, for more fall color and landscape photography on the beautiful Porter Creek. We will also venture out only to find another new creek that will prove to have fall color in very interesting places! Come along and lets see what we can find! Chapters: 00:00 - Start 00:35 - Setting the Scene! 01:34 - Image One Set-up 04:31 - Image One Reveal 04:58 - Image One Settings 05:20 - Image Two Set-up 06:57 - Image Two Reveal 07:19 - Image two Settings 07:35 - Image Three Set-Up 14:17 - Image Three Reveal 14:41 - Image Three Settings 14:48 - Bonus Image! 15:10 - Final Words 15:48 - Like and Subscribe/Buy Me A Coffee! If you'd like to see more please visit my website! https://www.momentscollected.com You can support my channel and help support further exploration! Follow the link below to buy me a coffee! I do live in Seattle after all...that's all we do out here! Thanks in advance for your support! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/johneastep A quick note on new equipment...As I mention in the video, I have acquired some new gear for an eventual change to Nikon! I've been a Pentax shooter since I started 20 years ago so the change is bitter sweet! As much of a bad rap as Pentax gets, they are some of the most reliable and robust cameras out there, especially for landscape work. However, over the Summer I was doing more "run and gun" type work so I needed something reliable and fast! As good as the Pentax K1 is for landscape work, it is not a particularly fast camera. So without breaking the bank, I decided to pick up a "new to me" Nikon D500 and the start of the transition to Nikon glass with the purchase of a 24-70 2.8 G lens! I was curious as to how the new glass looks in the landscape setting and so far I'm impressed. The D500 is a 20.9 megapixel camera with an aps-c sensor so not something I will want to continue to use for landscape work due to the lower megapixel count and smaller sensor however, for now, it will work if I want to shoot in the 24-70 focal length! During the video when I reveal my settings, the symbols you see above are the main programs I use to process my images. They are Lightroom Classic, Photoshop and Luminar Ai respectively. All music courtesy of Epidemic Sound. #Landscapephotography #photographyvlog