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    My challenge is that I am using one lens...my 10-17mm Fish eye lens (the one I am the least familiar with and find most technically challenging to get right) and taking a shot every day for the month of September with this lens.
    Here is my day 1 shot..... I have envisioned this one for a while now and want to do a version in every season. I thought it may be a good one to start with. I do think my DoF choice was a bit too shallow so I think I will give it another go with a larger DoF next time.



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    Good on ya for trying this Casil!
    It's a VERY tough one to do as we can see by this first shot; which is decent, but begs for a few more selective depth of field shots.
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    Thanks Marko. I now have switched lenses and revised my version of the challenge.
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    My challenge is to take a shot in manual mode every day.
    Since it was quite late in the day when I decided to take part, I went for a shot from my bedroom window. However, getting the shot to look halfway decent proved quite a challenge!

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    Nice one Odyssey! It seems a tad bright IMO so I would drop the exposure down by a 1/2 stop or a even a full stop. That way this would bring out the beautiful skies colours, accentuate the cloud detail and strengthen the dark shadows that I can see in the photograph.Also in this case, it seems to me that the really beautiful sky is the main player here so if it were me, I would perhaps try to include more sky and less horizon. I think you have a lovely shot here regardless.
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    Here's my contribution for the Day 1

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    Quote Originally Posted by casil403 View Post
    Hope that helps....
    It did, thanks for the advice casil.

    Here's my shot for day 2; a silhouette of a trophy against the sky.

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