My Daily Mobster
Jack Kasprzak is one of my best friends ever. He runs a site that showcases Daily Mosters. Jack invited me to be a guest mobster maker, and here he is, Fish-eye Willie:
Shooting with my 10-20mm
This shot is an exercise in shooting into the sun while it gets darker by the minute. I was constantly changing the ISO, aperture and shutter speed just to see what would happen.
Basic lesson, low ISO, high shutter speed and an aperture around 5….I think.
Backyard Tree
I wanted to keep working on shooting into the sun to get a real dramatic effect on a normal looking tree. The key is to have low ISO, large f-stop number and a fast shutter.
Working on The Sky
There was a lunar eclipse this weekend. I tried to get some good photos of the moon, but I realized that shooting the sky it tricky. Having the camera do some of the decision making is definitely not a good idea.
For this shot I have an ISO of 200 because of so much light coming from the sun. Aperture is set to f/29 because I wanted as much in focus as possible. Shutter was set to 1/4000 of a second because I didn’t want any details of the house to make it into the picture. After a little customizing, this is what came out.