
ISO 1600 ~ f/36 ~ 1/4000 ~ 135mm
Hmm, you may say. Those numbers look really wild -- what was he thinking??? Yeah, that's what I asked myself after I downloaded the photos: What was I thinking? Two lessons, learned from mistakes. #1) always put your camera settings back to normal after getting "creative." And, #2) always check your camera's settings before shooting. What did I do? Well, I had left the camera on Aperture Priority, at 1600 ISO, and f/36. A great combo for a really grainy picture and a "star" pattern around the sun... I like the star pattern, I just wish I could get rid of the grain. :-) Oh, and about the crooked horizon, there's another lesson... If it does not interfere with other subjects in the photo, try to match the horizon line; even if it is slanted in real life. It just looks better.
Ah, lessons are so fun, aren't they?
Labels: sky, summer, sunset