This is a discussion on August 2008 - Photo assignment #2 - Summer photography within the Photo assignments forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Originally Posted by baddness What was the iso set at? It was finally clear last night. Although the moon wasn't ...
I will give that a try. Thanks tegan![]()
Some people talk about shooting in the "Golden Hours".... Here's an example of "Golden Minutes"...
These exposures are three minutes apart without any boosting.
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I like these shots travis and they do clearly show the dramatic change within minutes as the sun sets.
But these shots are taken at the end of that 'golden hour' where it is way to dark to see details. 45 minutes before this is AMAZING light for many more subjects including portraits.
Just as an FYI - The golden hour refers to the first hour of light and the last hour of light. The light is softer at these times due to the sun's lower angle.
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"You have to milk the cow quite a lot, and get plenty of milk to get a little cheese." Henri Cartier-Bresson from The Decisive Moment.
oh yes.... of course.... but in this golden hour the images were looking rather flat... no clouds for reflection... i was at a higher location up the hill firing away for the whole part of it and deleted most of the series....
I thought I was finished and was on my way down the hill to the car.... as I was packing up the colours start shifting very quickly... I scurried to the boat launch and set up for these sihlouettes which ended up being the best opportunity the evening offered... I guess the lesson here is not to pack up too soon!!!
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Not sure if this really fits the theme, but it WAS taken this summer
Please feel free to critique - thx Marko
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"You have to milk the cow quite a lot, and get plenty of milk to get a little cheese." Henri Cartier-Bresson from The Decisive Moment.
Eyes, sharpness and accurate exposure really give this shot great impact.
It still needs a bit of post clean-up. Off colour edges should be cloned out with the orange background, the bottom distractions need to be cropped out and when you were framing the top and left should have been loosened and given more room in the shot.
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