Cold Day at the Tracks

[Trever1t]

what focal point is 10-15 feet ahead? I think you would've been just fine with F8 or F11 max.

 

[Trever1t]

There are times to use much tighter apertures like f16-f22 but it's usually to create an effect in conjunction with slow shutter such as creamy water.

 

[waday]

Thanks @Trever1t! I'll keep that in mind next time!

 

[WesternGuy]

I like the "updated" one better. The trees stand out a bit more and the tracks are separated from the bed a bit better. The differences are all in slight degrees, but in a comparison, for me at least, the second B&W is better.

WesternGuy

 

[limr]

I like the "updated" one better. The trees stand out a bit more and the tracks are separated from the bed a bit better. The differences are all in slight degrees, but in a comparison, for me at least, the second B&W is better.

WesternGuy

I'm stealing your words again, Western Guy! I agree with all of this.

 

[WesternGuy]

I like the "updated" one better. The trees stand out a bit more and the tracks are separated from the bed a bit better. The differences are all in slight degrees, but in a comparison, for me at least, the second B&W is better.

WesternGuy

I'm stealing your words again, Western Guy! I agree with all of this.

No problem. They say that imitation is the best form of flattery, so I guess I am flattered.

WG