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Big Moon and Waves….
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Hi All
Here are a few pics from last night in Cork….was a nice evening with no rain for once and the moon came out for a little while…
Feel free to tear me to shreds and point out everything I did wrong!!!!
Bigger versions are in my Flickr, http://www.flickr.com/photos/dar_d/
Thanks for any input!!
Alfamale wrote:
I like them – whereabouts in Cork were these shot?
Shot on the side of a cliff down by Crosshaven
Ah yeah, I know now – recognize the lighthouse now you mention it.
The colours are great in the two shots of the headland but I can’t decide whether the light from the lighthouse adds or detracts from the image … maybe you could get them to move it next time ..? ;)
Yeah I was gonna clone it out but decided to leave it in…..Its there in real life so its there in the shot!! But having said that I cloned out a couple of flashing buoys in the water alright so I guess Im a hypocrite
Love the first and the third.
I would love to get some night pics with the moon in –
can you please explain to a beginner how you did these ? :oops:Moongirl wrote:
Love the first and the third.
I would love to get some night pics with the moon in –
can you please explain to a beginner how you did these ? :oops:Well Im not much beyond a begineer myself so no major tricks to doing it
Find a location and set the camera on a tripod
Set the aperture to a high F number like F16
Set the shutter speed to something like 30 secs
Take your picture and then make the shutter speed longer or shorter depending on the results…..last one is excellent, great presentation… sharp like a shark teeth but a bit small. i see you had a great night with nature
Really beautiful set~~
I can’t find anything to complain about and that sort of bugs me, considering there are four :twisted:
The first one is absolutely stunning.
Sharon
Madeleine – Yup had a good hour sitting on my own and enjoyed it…You can see the last one in bigger size if you want to in my Flickr….
DenverDoll – Thanks for that, first time that’s ever happened!!
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