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f/5.6
1/3200s
ISO 400
Now, I know that since it was such a bright day that I should have had my ISO lower and my shutter speed MUCH slower, but I didn’t want to miss any of the motion in the horse, so thus I shot at what I did. The photo is too dark, but photoshop Elements can do wonders. ;)
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f/5.6
1/50s
ISO 1600
There was barely any light in this room for this picture. I would have been better off to find a more direct light source, but alas. I was too lazy. :P
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f/5.6
1/320s
ISO 800
I took this photo at 7:00 in the evening, and am quite pleased with the finished product. ;)
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f/4.01/1250s
ISO 1600
Yes, I probably should have decreased my shutter speed, but I was too busy to notice. And it turned out pretty awesome in my book. I truly respect veterans (and current military men!) so much.
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The end for this post. :)
I love how the leaves on the tree branches frame the cow. :)
ReplyDeleteagree on the framing of the cow - see the fence in the background...if you got lower on the angle I think you might have been able to get it out of the photo and make the cow look like on a hill....or you'd see the underside of the cow too much. If you ever go back to that location (hint hint...FALL LEAVES with the gorgeous framing) try laying down or crouching down more.
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