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1/1600 sec. f/3.5 18mm ISO 100 |
Shooting with only a wide angle also presented challenges I had not anticipated. It forces you to look at everything with a different eye. On one hand a wide angle can provide you with a sense of scale of your surroundings, but in order to see something really interesting you have to get very close to the subject. It does create more intimate photos if you are willing to get into the thick of it. This was a great lesson in how to be prepared for a shoot and everything I should have considered ahead of time. Welcome to my adventure.
1/100 sec. f/13 18mm ISO 100 |
1/40 sec. f/14 18mm ISO 1000 |
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1/30 sec. f/20 18mm ISO 400 |
1/40 sec. f/14 18mm ISO 640 |
1/30 sec. f/13 18mm ISO 100 |
1/30 sec. f/8 18mm ISO1250 |
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1/30 sec. f/22 18mm ISO 1600 |
1/30 sec. f/22 18mm ISO 3200 |
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1/60 sec. f/10 18mm ISO 100 |
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1/640 sec. f/5.6 18mm ISO 3200 |
Not a wide angle shot of the petroglyph rocks yet....but this is what I was looking for. They will have to wait for adventure two.
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Looks like you had a great time out exploring, and got some great photos to go along with it. If you ask Eric he can tell you exactly where these petroglyphs are. I roughly know where they are at, but he would be a better one to ask. I can't wait to see the photos you get from exploring out there.
ReplyDeleteAre these the ones in Santa Clara? Love all the shots of trees you posted.
ReplyDeleteI love all the verious colors in these pics
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