For this shot I used a tripod and a remote control. The camera was set to manual and the exposure reading taken from the sky.Friday, November 09, 2012
Me And My Shadow
For this shot I used a tripod and a remote control. The camera was set to manual and the exposure reading taken from the sky.
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Good job, but I think it's you and your silhouette! :-) Love the photo.
ReplyDeleteYou are so Lowell. The song title is what popped into my mind.
DeleteLove that you exposed to that sky - beautiful clouds and light. Inspiring me to consider a real camera (and yes, winter came too early here:)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning!!! Great incentive for me to take my tripod out of the closet.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteGreat silhouette! Love the way the water looks in the background too.
ReplyDeleteThe air was so clean on that day. Usually on Lake Ontario the water's horizon will have dirty yellow tinge caused by air pollution.
DeleteYour pictures are getting so professional Andy. Love the sky and you. It is a joy to come in and look at
ReplyDeleteyour work. I have been a little lax have been baking this week and weekend.
Have a nice wekend Andy.
Thank you. Professional is a too powerful of a word to describe me. After having gone through a brain freeze I am now happy with the way things are happening.
Deletegreat silhouette
ReplyDeleteI agree with Adam. And you know what using a tripod is a professional thing to do.
ReplyDeleteVery creative and beautifully composed!
ReplyDeleteNice job, Andy! Well done!
ReplyDeleteCool shot!
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