Goodnight, Sun!

[jordand]

MOD added EXIF: Nikon D7000 at 18mm, f/18, 1/6s, iso 100.

[Shadowman]

Nicely done.

[kdoc856]

Beautiful! Love the inclusion of the person in a poetic and apt pose. Curious regarding your focal length. I'm think of getting a super wide zoom (12-24) and I'm thinking it might have come in handy here.

[jordand]

Hi, Kevin.
Thanks to Dave you now have the information you were asking for.
This one was taken with 18-55 kit lens from a tripod.
I’m planning to post another one, taken from the same position, but with Tokina 11-16, which should be the equivalent of 16-24 lens on a full frame body.
If you use Chrome browser “ EXIF Viewer” will allow you to see the image info.
PS I admit I don’t know how to include the EXIF info for an image here. Need some help on this one.

[mknittle]

Great idea and execution Jordan.

[Rebel]

Its a nice photo, but to me it seems like you have sacrificed some of the view to include that large rock on the left.

[jordand]

Yes, Matt, I did!That was the idea.My wife and the rock contemplating the sunset.

[FootLoose]

Great shot, Jordan. I love the layers of hills in the background.

[selig1656]

lovely pic , terrific colors and DOF

[IzzieK]

Good colours and I like that rock too forming a frame to the scene. Nice composition.

[John 2]

That's a nice shot Jordan. Not entirely sure about the rock though. Don't suppose you swopped for a telephoto to make something of the lake and that beautiful recession in the distance?

[Wavelength]

I feel it

[skitterbug]

I'll be interested to see your result using the Tokina 11-16 lens since I have one. Your 1st capture is beautiful and concise!

[jordand]

That's a nice shot Jordan. Not entirely sure about the rock though. Don't suppose you swopped for a telephoto to make something of the lake and that beautiful recession in the distance?

Thanks for asking, John.I actually did reach for my Tamron 70-300...

[bnnrcn]

Lovely colors and I like the layers of hills