ISO 80; f/2.8; 1/50 7.7mm (Canon SD950 IS) Not sure I even had my glasses on yet.
I love waking up in a tent and this morning was no exception. Devon and I were only camping in Fred’s yard… but still the smell and the light in the tent thrilled me. It is a space that I won’t ever be tired of.
I had to take a break from posting to catch up on my MostlyFiction work… so I’m still working on some July Themes.
ISO 80; f/2.8 1.0s 7.7mm; 5:10am (Canon SD950 IS Elph)
Carl was up making coffee at 5am this morning. Sun wasn’t even up yet, but there were some beautiful rays peaking over the mountains.
I realized that I was looking at “darkness” and started shooting photos before I got out of bed. Post processing makes it look more daytime than it is… but I like the color. As you all know by now, we live in an RV… this gives a nice look at our condensed lifestyle.
By the way… to get this to stay dark with the point and shoot camera… I used the “snowman” scene which prevented the camera from adding more light to the scene as it was wont to do. I know I say I never use these canned settings, but this morning it made all the sense in the world. I think I’ll try this trick tonight on the full moon. And if that works, and assuming I find some fireworks… I’ll try it on them as well.
ISO 80; f/5; 1/320; 40mm; 6:15am
Promise I won’t keep posting these panoramas as much fun as they are to make. Continue reading »
ISO 80; f/4; 1/2500 5mm; 6:51am (Studio Detail preset in Aperture)
Holiday Palms RV Park early morning of June 21st.
ISO80; f/5.6; 0.5s; 5mm (mini tripod; self-timer)
This is from this morning, post coffee. Thought I’d experiment with the set up again. In yesterday’s picture the overhead light is on and gives it more of a yellow look, as if the morning was dark and we needed light. In this picture I just used natural daylight. I think using the mirror also brightened it up. The difference in the time of day is only about 15 minutes (we were up earlier today than yesterday).
ISO 80; f/2.8 .30000s 5mm (mini tripod and self-timer)
Waiting for my morning cup of coffee.
ISO 80; f/5.7; 1/125; 100 mm 8:56am 6/3/2010 (no tripod)
I don’t know if I was more shocked to see this Red-Tailed Hawk or a puddle of water in Quartzsite. Found this “beach scene” on a recent morning bike ride. Continue reading »
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