Sunday, April 11, 2010

Wasatch Front-HDR Step 0

This is the 0 step of the next HDR photo. It was shot at f/5.3, 1 sec shutter delay, ISO 1600, +0.7 step at 70 mm. I also set the camera in shutter priority. After it was tonemapped and photoshopped it looks like the next posting.  LYLE

A Night Shot

This photo was taken about 30 minutes after sunset, it was totally dark. I took it with a 1 second shutter delay, a -0.7 EV and 5 shots. I messed with it in photoshop and equalized the histrogram, I also changed the curves to enhance the color. I was pleasantly surprised that there was so much detail when it seemed that there was so little light.  LYLE

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Is it STILL Snowing?

You may recognize this from a photo I posted on Oct. 25, 2009, it is the same park. You would think that by April 6 the snow would stop, but NO!, not here in SLC. ISO 100, f/8, 98 mm, 1/160 shutter with -0.3 step. LYLE

Monday, April 5, 2010

Welcome to Trolley Square

This is an entrance to a shopping mall in SLC called Trolley Square. I was concerned when I went over there during my lunch hour that it would be filled with people. I guess the economy has taken its toll. This is a 5 shot HDR set at +1.7 EV and 1 full f stop in aperture priority.  LYLE

Sunday, April 4, 2010

Nuts No Snow

This one is hard to look at like a pin stripe shirt your eye dosn't know where to focus.  I almost over looked these ACORNS and SWEETGUM BALLS  I'mglad I didn't because this is the only photo I got at this location worth posting. 1/800sec. f6.70  200 ISO 34mm Bruce

White Rose

This beautiful rose was in the center of a lovely boquet. I was not sure if I could get a nice picture of it due to the lack of a macro lens. I used my 18-135 lens at the 135 end of the spectrum and stood way back. I shot it without the use of a tripod so I was happy that it didn't come out too blury. I also opened up the aperture all the way and set the camera on dynamic metering and manually chose the focus spot. f/5.6, 1/40 shutter, ISO 800 with a +1 step. LYLE

Friday, April 2, 2010

the wood shed

This exposure was a mistake I had my camera in manual mode and couldn't see the meter in the veiwfinder. I took a couple of shots before checking to see how they looked I didn't think it would be worth messing with but after I adjusted some of the others I tried to save this one and wouldn't you know it I liked it the best . I allways heard of getting punished behind the wood shed but I don't remember getting punished behind one myself. Bruce