To where the creek ends...

Lumen Miner (Mitchell) · #1 03-01-2010, 10:01 PM

Followed this creek, to where it met another larger one. I had to climb through about 30m, of thick scrub to get to the point, I thought it was worth it though.

Short exposure, hand held (no way I could have got my tripod through the scrub, I only just squeezed through it).

Camera Model
Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL
Shooting Date/Time
1/3/2010 6:51:58 PM
Shooting Mode
Manual Exposure
Tv( Shutter Speed )
1/13
Av( Aperture Value )
2.8
Metering Mode
Center-Weighted Average Metering
ISO Speed
200
Lens
17.0 - 50.0mm
Focal Length
26.0mm
Image Size
3456x2304
Image Quality
RAW
Flash
Off
White Balance Mode
Daylight
AF Mode
One-Shot AF
Parameters Settings
Contrast Standard
Sharpness Standard
Color saturation Standard
Color tone 0
Color Space
sRGB
Noise Reduction
Off

Thanks for looking!
Comments and critique welcomed!!

bartman (Bart) · #2 03-01-2010, 10:04 PM

Have you got a hi res pic?
The composition looks great!
I like creek/ stream/ river pics
Bartman

Lumen Miner (Mitchell) · #3 03-01-2010, 11:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bartman

Have you got a hi res pic?
The composition looks great!
I like creek/ stream/ river pics
Bartman

Not on the net.
Thanks!
Creeks etc do make great subjects indeed.

Lumen Miner (Mitchell) · #4 03-01-2010, 11:19 PM

Another one.

iceman (Mike) · #5 04-01-2010, 05:43 AM

Nice shots Mitchell. The first one seems to be slightly out of focus? I prefer the composition of the second one but the highlights are too bright. Would be much nicer in late afternoon or early morning light when it's not so bright.

You can then use a longer exposure to get more movement in the water too.

Lumen Miner (Mitchell) · #6 04-01-2010, 11:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by iceman

Nice shots Mitchell. The first one seems to be slightly out of focus? I prefer the composition of the second one but the highlights are too bright. Would be much nicer in late afternoon or early morning light when it's not so bright.

You can then use a longer exposure to get more movement in the water too.

First was hand held, so no chance of a longer exposure.
It was actually late afternoon, sections of the stream were very dark with only portions being brightly illuminated by the sun just before it set. Was a difficult area to shoot in giving to darkness I was standing in, if I had dropped the exposure it would have been a black foreground...

Thanks for your advice, might head abck there and try again.