took this shot of water beading on leaves after a shower yesterday, Yesterday's pic-of-the-day?
Really like the starburst on the left edge of the large bead. Taken with the kit lens (18-105).
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Great landscape D70 with that fore mid and background.
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took this shot of water beading on leaves after a shower yesterday, Yesterday's pic-of-the-day?
Really like the starburst on the left edge of the large bead. Taken with the kit lens (18-105).
The 18-105 works well in your hands. A very nice shot.
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Nice composition Falcon, if you don't mind my saying it, if the chance comes up to get a similar shot, a bit more open would have helped as only 1/250th at F8, ISO 400 and 340mm equivalent has cost you a lot of sharpness.
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Other shots in the sequence were sharper. I am not exactly sure why this one was a bit soft unless the lens decided at that precise time to 'hunt' for focus. I did have to tweak lighting a bit as her face was quite shadowed. I did like the shot otherwise and her family loves it despite what I see as technical failings.
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I believe Joe McNally once said his most famous image wasn't even in focus.
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Pressing the shutter is the start of the process - Joe McNally ... Buying the body is the start of the process - Dread Pirate
Other shots in the sequence were sharper. I am not exactly sure why this one was a bit soft unless the lens decided at that precise time to 'hunt' for focus. I did have to tweak lighting a bit as her face was quite shadowed. I did like the shot otherwise and her family loves it despite what I see as technical failings.
This is a slice-of-life shot that will live on forever. It will never happen again.
Excellent!
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Ha! See, I can change...
Port Noarlunga, in the blue hour just after sunset
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