I was fortunate to make it to Flathead Lake a few weeks ago where the scenery was breath taking. It was right as the weather was cooling down, and everyone who lived nearby were burning slash piles. This created a smokey veil around the mountains. This, combined with the still water that looked like glass, made breathtaking conditions.
The first photo required a little editing. I realized later in the day it was taken that I had a piece of dirt on my lens. Luckily, I was able to cover it up. Other than that, not much editing was done. The conditions were perfect that day. My AV was at F13 to capture all the details. The second photo was taken here on campus before the winter storm hit several weeks ago. I focused my settings on aperture. My AV settings were at F6.5 for this one. I did not feel the need to edit this one. I try to do minimal editing. However, in the lake picture, it needed it badly. It looked as though someone drew a sharpie marker in the bottom right corner.
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