Scattering Sunlight
posted by Ryan H at
1:14 AM
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“Consider the lilies how they grow: they toil not, they spin not; and yet I say unto you, that Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.” Luke 12:27
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I shoot most all of my photos with my Canon 50D or aging Rebel XT along with my 28-135mm IS USM and 70-200mm f/2.8 L USM lenses. For wide-angle, I have the XT's 18-55mm kit lens.
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4 Comments:
You have a neat caption for that picture! Jolie! (French for 'pretty') =)
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Anonymous, at 2:09 PM
Beautiful!! Hey, and this reminded me of a question I have that I keep forgetting to ask. I've attempted to take pictures of flowing water before, but have a hard time blurring the motion without extreme overexposure. I can never get my shutter speed slow enough to prevent this. Any tips?? Thanks!
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muzic4him, at 3:05 PM
Awesome photo, man!
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Jacob, at 5:10 PM
Thanks for the comments, everyone.
@andrea:
You have to shut your aperture as tight as it will go, lower your ISO to the lowest setting, and then stand back from your subject, and zoom to full telephoto. (the farther you zoom, the more light your lens eats up.) Also, it helps to be in a fairly dark environment. This was fast-moving water, which helped, but early morning, evening, or in a dense woods gives the best results. I have yet to get a picture of silky water that I would deem "professional" – So maybe I'm not the one to ask! :)
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Ryan H, at 8:32 PM
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