Tag: Shutter speed
Relatively Temporary
Everything in this world is temporary but some are relatively more temporary. (3-images showing temporary moments for this week’s photo challenge)
Experimenting with blurs!
I can’t explain how much have I learned in last two days. Let me be honest and tell you one thing, for me getting a blur image was only related to a water fall or river. Just to get that soft touch on water. I never though of getting soft background or dreamy image in general setting. I was using shutter speed to capture the cases with fast movements, especially for birds.
Here are my entries for Raj’s lesson on “blurs” in photography.
This image was taken this autumn. The leave was hanging very high up on the tree. The details for image: 1/500 sek. f/5,6 300 mm, ISO 320
The second image is very interesting. The credit for blurring effect goes to the snow fall. The picture was taken from inside a bus. The details are 1/1000 sek. f/4,5 62 mm, ISO 400
On sunday, we got few hours (not exactly) of sunshine. It was very cold and there was strong wind but still I went out and tried some autumn shots by changing shutter speed.
The details for next image: 3.1/500 sek. f/11 92 mm, ISO 320
and the last one with aperture setting. The details are 1/4000 sek. f/6,3 85 mm. ISO 6400
After taking photos yesterday, I realize it really matter if you are looking at the light or against it. The amount of light already available makes a difference. Raj has opened a whole new world of “dreamy images to me”. There is so much to explore and enjoy.
I hope you enjoy the images!
