Today I spent a lovely day out with my family and some of my extended family. We enjoyed a ferry ride, a walk alongside a river, and time at an open day enjoying the trains of a model engineering. I headed out with my canon 60D and my 19-250mm lens and I took photos of things I liked to look at and moments I enjoyed.
During the day I found myself thinking about:
- Framing the photo with a natural frame
- Choosing the right aperture for landscapes, where to focus and what happened when I changed location
- I thought about the light available and the speed of the shutter to capture movement or stillness all handheld
Here’s a selection from today:
ISO 200, 120mm zoom, F6.3, 1/240 sec
ISO 200, 63mm zoom, F16, 1/160 sec
ISO200, 80mm zoon, f6.3, 1/1250 sec – I should have used a smaller aperture!
ISO 200, 80mm zoom, F6.3 1/1250
ISO 200, 43mm zoom, F6.3, 1/640 sec – I should have used a smaller aperture, but I liked the position of the birds!
ISO 200, 18mm zoom – F5.6, 1/2000 sec – again I choose the wrong aperture.
ISO 800, zoom 63mm, F5.0, 1/250 sec
ISO 400, 80mm zoon, F.56 1/125sec – would have been a stronger shot if the driver did not turn his head!
ISO 100, 95mm zoom, F8, 1/125 – I wanted to capture movement in this shot!
ISO400, 18mm zoom, F8, 1/30sec … I wanted movember and the engine shows this.
ISO 400. 80mm zoom, F8, 1/30 sec
ISO400, 50mm zooom F8, 1/60 sec
ISO 200mm. 31`mm zoom, F22, 1/400 sec
Another highlight today was that the perpendicular photo I took last month was selected as one of two photos as “photo of the month” in a Facebook group I belong too … I was really surprised… so I am going to revisit the idea…
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