Dark Clouds
Tv-1/60F/-5.6
ISO-100
55mm
w/o flash
Tv-1/80F/-3.5
ISO-100
18mm
w/ flash
Saturday, April 19, 2008
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2 people have spoken:
I love the first one. That power line really helps that empty space from being "too much empty space". I also really like how you framed the person's head, very neat. And finely I like the flash use in it.
(Just a little tip).
If you stop your lens down, (so a bigger number but smaller hole) to say f/16 or f/22, clouds will show up a lot clearer, bigger, and will stand out more. Like on a bright sunny day with scattered puffy clouds, and you want to get a real nice clear shot of them, then if you shoot with your lens stopped down more, they will show up a lot clearer.
And in this case with a person in front of the clouds, you could shoot at maybe f/11 or f/16 but use the flash as a fill to brighten the subjects face.
That top one looks Platon-esque.
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