I feel like the white is over exposed in this shot. Settings f3.5 1/800 ISO 800 50mm
I really liked this one. My setting were f2.8 1/320s ISO 800 50mm
Ive tried 3 days in a row to get this shot with out success. Setting on this were f2.8 1/200s ISO 800 50mm. Im not sure what to do to make it better. I wonder if I increase the shutter speed, but that will change the aperture. Ill try that maybe tomorrow.
Guiness turned out better, same setting as for Miley picture.
This one also looks better on my computer. The rock right there is very blue. Im not sure why.
Im getting closer to getting this shot but Im still not there yet. Settings f3.5 1/250 ISO 800 50mm
If you have any suggestion for, I open to anything. I only carry two lens. A 50mm f 1.4, and a 70-300 f 4-5.6. I dont have any money to get a better lens for action shots.
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The mist over the water makes an excellent background - just too pretty!
LOVE the first photo.
My sister's going to be taking photos for a local obedience trial and she's running into the same problem.. the lens she owns just isn't fast enough for crisp action shots.
Miley and Guiness won't mind their mom doing more experiments on her camera and they are happy to pose for her in the beautiful park.
The mist is beautiful!!!
I double clicked on that first shot, and it is stunning! The mist makes it look magical.
Great job!
I LOVE the first and third-from-last photos of Guiness and Miley together; they are absolutely stunning. The mist in many of the photos just makes them look even more incredible.
Love the 11th photo, of the two of them. I agree the light was perfect for this type of thing...the mist is just special. Have you followed Scot's photography blog? Here's his link. I think you might like it and he may in turn follow you and give you advice.... http://stphoto.wordpress.com/
I think they are looking good!
I think they are turning out great!
Can you decrease your ISO which will mean you can increase your focal point? I think you can keep your zoom out and be patient, wait for the shot then you can edit the photo for close up. Just a thought...
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