Lady Greeting the Sunrise

© Larry J. Patrick

Lady Greeting the Sunrise

Uploaded: November 04, 2006 18:46:59

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RAW, ISO 100, Lens 17-55 at 24 mm with a polarizing filter mounted, Manual Mode, Pattern Metering, white balance set to cloudy, exposure set at f/22 for 1/4 second off a tripod.
This is my bonus shot. After reading Jim’s comment about using the classical landscape technique in the city, I decided to submit this picture. The statue is about 10-12 feet tall and about 5-7 feet off the ground; consequently, I had to extend my lens to 24 mm in order to get the composition that I wanted. Unfortunately, there are some trees in front of the statue which cast some shadows over part of the statue. I tried using some fill flash to eliminate the shadows, but I did not like the results. I never thought of using this type of approach to cityscapes, but I really like it and plan to use it more in the future. Thanks, Jim.


Exif: FNumber: 25, ExposureBiasValue: 0/1, ExposureTime: 0.166666666666667, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 100, WhiteBalance: manual white balance

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