purvesh101282
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Hi Everyone,
I was walking in a park yesterday in Calgary downtown and saw a beautiful Full Moon rising. It was a beautiful scene and took my camera out.
I had nice tree in foreground, beautiful high rise buildings as a subject and full moon in background.
Problem: I was trying to capture longer exposure with this scene. I used F11 with ISO 100 and tried different shutter speed (1/200 to 25 sec). In all trial shots, moon was extremely bright and looked like a street bulb.
I had several very successful photographs of full moon (only as a subject) with manually underexposing moon. In yesterday's situation, I had beautiful high rise buildings in the frame.
Is there any suggestion for shooting downtown high rise building skyline in night with full moon?
Camera: Canon Rebel T3i / Lens EF-S 18-55mm
Thanks everyone in advance for your suggestions.
Cheers,
Purvesh
I was walking in a park yesterday in Calgary downtown and saw a beautiful Full Moon rising. It was a beautiful scene and took my camera out.
I had nice tree in foreground, beautiful high rise buildings as a subject and full moon in background.
Problem: I was trying to capture longer exposure with this scene. I used F11 with ISO 100 and tried different shutter speed (1/200 to 25 sec). In all trial shots, moon was extremely bright and looked like a street bulb.
I had several very successful photographs of full moon (only as a subject) with manually underexposing moon. In yesterday's situation, I had beautiful high rise buildings in the frame.
Is there any suggestion for shooting downtown high rise building skyline in night with full moon?
Camera: Canon Rebel T3i / Lens EF-S 18-55mm
Thanks everyone in advance for your suggestions.
Cheers,
Purvesh