How Beautiful Water Can Be
Uploaded: August 05, 2005
Sylvia B. Toftness August 05, 2005
Jeff-terrific shot, especially the cropping. How did you do it (exposure, f/, etc.)? Thanks. Really enjoy your gallery. #289555Jeff Dadey August 05, 2005
Thank You Sylvia! Sorry about the settings, I did add them in the discription. #1681927Chris Macer August 05, 2005
Great capture, Jeff! Cool composition. #1683246Jeff Dadey August 08, 2005
Thank you for your kind comment Chris! #1690020Samuel Smith September 14, 2005
jeff,f25,really. I think you're on the right track.19 and 22 I thought was stretching it. very nice!Jeff Dadey September 14, 2005
Thank you Samuel ! Believe it or not, It was f/25 (I was kind of surprised myself that it turned out this way). It was still kind of early in the evening and still kind of bright. I did try other settings but this setting with the 10 sec. exposure came out the best. Thanks for your comment.Jeff #1839240
Samuel Smith September 15, 2005
i'm beginning to think that the very small aperature allows the light to be recorded better at a slower rate of speed which turns out a better result.i've been told f11 or f16 is best,but your pic is a great eye opener.Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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