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I do like this morning's dawn, though. I'm happy with this shot. I sure wish I could post it larger so it isn't so compressed. I caught it today during low tide and the water looked like glass. I think this is the first time I've ever seen the bridge reflected in the water in this spot.
I like the color, too. Nothing was done in post processing except straightening. I have to do that to all my photos where the horizon shows. I have astigmatism (I think that's how it's spelled), so everything I see as straight is crooked.
Setting used for this shot were 15 seconds at F8, -1/3 exposure compensation, in aperture priority with partial metering off the water, at ISO 200 to keep the noise down as much as possible. I used my 55-250mm IS lens.
4 comments:
Another amazing shot, Loyce! I'd be thrilled if I had even one of the two you've already captured but if you get up early again, I'll be eagerly waiting.
I really like the colors on this one--and I didn't have to add a thing. This is exactly how it came out of my camera!
I'd love it if you'd come to one of my early morning sunrises. You'll probably be going home before I get another day off, but when you come back, I'd really like to go shooting with you.
I like the layering that the image has. Horizontal elements from top to bottom. Nice color palette too.
These colors are right out of the camera. All I did was crop to straighten the horizon and export to jpg.
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