korreman
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Mar 6, 2014
- Messages
- 89
- Reaction score
- 20
- Location
- Hillerød
- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos OK to edit
I went out with my camera, an old 20mm lens, and a tripod, at ~23.00-01.00. Taking photos in moonlight was fun! So you tell me, artsy, fartsy, pretty good or downright crap?
1.Typical moon/road shot, woo!
2. These sheep. 10 second exposure, yes, they were just standing there, looking at me, inching closer and closer.
3. Ghost type picture! I had no remote, and I had apparently set my timer to 5 seconds, so I had to run over there and jump over the ditch to get in position, clever me!
The disadvantage of an f/3.5 aperture and a crop sensor Nikon D5200 forced me to take longer exposures, and I'm really glad it did, or I wouldn't have got a single shot worth a penny. None of the shots I had planned to do around in our town worked, it just shows that a lot happens in the moment itself. I've come to conclude that the limitations on my tools are really important for me to develop my skills and ideas.
1.Typical moon/road shot, woo!
2. These sheep. 10 second exposure, yes, they were just standing there, looking at me, inching closer and closer.
3. Ghost type picture! I had no remote, and I had apparently set my timer to 5 seconds, so I had to run over there and jump over the ditch to get in position, clever me!
The disadvantage of an f/3.5 aperture and a crop sensor Nikon D5200 forced me to take longer exposures, and I'm really glad it did, or I wouldn't have got a single shot worth a penny. None of the shots I had planned to do around in our town worked, it just shows that a lot happens in the moment itself. I've come to conclude that the limitations on my tools are really important for me to develop my skills and ideas.
