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dogzilla · 03-05-2006, 01:13 PM

I was out yesterday after what I hope is the last of the ice and snow and have a few pictures to post

This is cropped a little closer than I would have liked, but I wanted to clip out some branches on the right hand side. This was the only one of a bunch I took that came out as anyything I like. Trying to get a good exposure with bright snow and dark rocks is tough since there's such a wide range of light intensity. I like this shot since I think it contrasts the frozen ice and the running river.

I like pictures of spraying water with longer exposures. This one was about 1/13 second @ f20

Snoopy's going to go for a swim :-)
I saw this chunk of ice and thought it made an interesting picture. This was shot at 1/30 sec@F11. The reduced size image posted here looks ok, but a full size image shows camera shake since I shot this with my 70-200MM zoom @ 200MM handheld. I should have used my tripiod

A wider angle than the last one. This one's at 1/30 second/F11 and 70MM. The camera shake isn't as obvious here, but I like the closer shot better.

03-05-2006, 01:13 PM	#1 (permalink)
dogzilla Junkie Location: New York	Winter's End I was out yesterday after what I hope is the last of the ice and snow and have a few pictures to post This is cropped a little closer than I would have liked, but I wanted to clip out some branches on the right hand side. This was the only one of a bunch I took that came out as anyything I like. Trying to get a good exposure with bright snow and dark rocks is tough since there's such a wide range of light intensity. I like this shot since I think it contrasts the frozen ice and the running river. I like pictures of spraying water with longer exposures. This one was about 1/13 second @ f20 Snoopy's going to go for a swim :-) I saw this chunk of ice and thought it made an interesting picture. This was shot at 1/30 sec@F11. The reduced size image posted here looks ok, but a full size image shows camera shake since I shot this with my 70-200MM zoom @ 200MM handheld. I should have used my tripiod A wider angle than the last one. This one's at 1/30 second/F11 and 70MM. The camera shake isn't as obvious here, but I like the closer shot better.