I went with the Prince George Photographic Society to the Goodsir Nature Park (about a 1/2 hour north of Prince George) today. It’s a very relaxing park and totally privately owned. The owner Jim Good has been keeping his property open to the public for decades and planting all kinds of Canadian trees for our mutual enjoyment. If you’re ever in this neck of the woods (sort to speak) then you should put a visit to this park on your bucket list. See Tourism PG’s info on the park for more information about it.
I had the opportunity to use my camera tethered to my tablet. After taking a bunch of macro shots I decided to change gears and try out Helicon Remote on the beaver pond. Adding an 8 stop ND filter and my polorizer (2 stops) I was able to take a 2 second image which gave me a lovely sweeping motion on some vegetation while the threes stood still. I quite like the result – I’m going to have to add a higher stop ND to my wish list. That image and others are on my flickr share at http://www.flickr.com/photos/kwgagel. Here are a few for your immediate enjoyment.
Learning To Expose 
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