Three very nice photographs! A great deal of each picture is in focus what lens and and / or f stop did you use for this. I am still trying to understand how to get multiple subjects in focus in my photographs.
Paul, I have to kill you, if I tell you the secrets. LOL! Normally for the landscape shots, I use f/16 to f/22, and the lense for these photos are from Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8, and 24-70mm f/2.8.
All three of these are excellent photos! Great color contrasts in the last one.How did you take the shot for the first one? Did you use any kind of filter since you were shooting directly into the sun?
Ron, yes I did use the neutral density filter.
Was this done with spot metering also, maybe set spotted on the bridged?
Ron, you are absolutely correct Brother.
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Three very nice photographs! A great deal of each picture is in focus what lens and and / or f stop did you use for this.
ReplyDeleteI am still trying to understand how to get multiple subjects in focus in my photographs.
Paul, I have to kill you, if I tell you the secrets. LOL!
ReplyDeleteNormally for the landscape shots, I use f/16 to f/22, and the lense for these photos are from Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8, and 24-70mm f/2.8.
All three of these are excellent photos! Great color contrasts in the last one.
ReplyDeleteHow did you take the shot for the first one? Did you use any kind of filter since you were shooting directly into the sun?
Ron, yes I did use the neutral density filter.
ReplyDeleteWas this done with spot metering also, maybe set spotted on the bridged?
ReplyDeleteRon, you are absolutely correct Brother.
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