more of Autumn

lizheaemma · Oct 3, 2010

C&C Welcomed and appreciated!

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5. mainly for fun!

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LittleItaly · Oct 3, 2010

I have to ask....how in the heck did the goat get up there?

lizheaemma · Oct 3, 2010

there is a ramp, and a whole network or walkways, and gumball machines full of oats and pulleys with can to get oats to the top for the goats to eat....

LittleItaly · Oct 3, 2010

#2 is my favorite. I am really new to this? Do you mind if I ask what settings you had your camera set on when you took that photo?

lizheaemma · Oct 3, 2010

LittleItaly said:
#2 is my favorite. I am really new to this? Do you mind if I ask what settings you had your camera set on when you took that photo?

manual
lens- 35mm 1.8
F/1.8
1/100s
ISO 800

jackiejay · Oct 3, 2010

what great shots all so clear and bright love the goat but its a long way down

DirtyDFeckers · Oct 3, 2010

Nice shots! They are just fun!

mrshaleyberg · Oct 4, 2010

Favorite has to be #2. All of these are great though! I wish San Diego had Fall. Coming from Indiana, it's the one season that was my ultimate favorite! I miss it!

Morpheuss · Oct 4, 2010

those are some great photo's it stinks that the horse's main covers it eyes and the guy on the right as you are looking at the horse looks a little dull I probably would have plaid with the contrast just slightly on the first one really wonderful pictures over all. Makes me wish I could be there and take some photos

lizheaemma · Oct 4, 2010

I bumped the contrast a touch...

The problem with fall is that winter follows it!
I believe that I could get alone perfectly well without it!

ecenur · Oct 13, 2010

mrshaleyberg said:
Favorite has to be #2. All of these are great though! I wish San Diego had Fall. Coming from Indiana, it's the one season that was my ultimate favorite! I miss it!

Yes, I agree with that. san diego is a beautiful place, if it had fall I'm sure it would be spectacular

Ron Evers · Oct 14, 2010

#2 - your settings:
manual
lens- 35mm 1.8
F/1.8
1/100s
ISO 800

Suggest there was very little light. However, the image looks as though there was an abundance of light. You could have used ISO 400 or even lower with that static subject & still had a reasonable shutter speed.