I'm a sucker for a nice sunset or sunrise and this one was no exception. This was shot from the Safety Harbor Marina a couple weeks ago, while I was at our regular Monday night Meetup.I was just getting ready to leave for dinner, when I turned around and took another look. This is what I saw. I had just put my camera away, so I dug it back out of my backpack and quickly shot this scene.
I didn't take the time to change my previous settings, but I'll give them to you anyway. ISO 200, partial metering off the sky which is what produced the silhouette of the trees, 1/125 at F16 in aperture priority with my new 90mm Macro lens because that's what I had on the camera at the time.
The color of the sky was tweaked a bit in Lightroom 2.5. Other than that, no other adjustments.
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2 comments:
Nice colors and good job keeping the foreground silhouettes in sharp focus while not letting the background get too soft. Good thing you didn't change those settings!
I think you're right, Jim. The settings were perfect to capture this sunset.
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