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Capturing the Beauty of Beartooth Highway at Dusk with Sigma 60 to 600 | Photography Vlog

9 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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In this photography vlog, the host stands atop the Beartooth Highway at dusk, aiming to photograph mountain goats in low-light conditions. She explains her technical approach, selecting the Sigma 60-600mm lens, setting the aperture to f/6.3, shutter speed to 1/1000 s, and ISO to 4000 to balance exposure. The narration also provides a brief historical overview of the Beartooth Highway, framing the location’s scenic and rugged character that informs the shoot.

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