This evening while watching the sun set behind the Brooklyn Bridge, I took the opportunity to experiment with some silhouette shots (after being inspired by this blog entry from the Digital Photography School). I definitely need to work on getting the light right, but this was such a pretty scene, I had to post it in spite of its flaws!
Friday, June 15, 2007
Sunset over Manhattan
Labels: Brooklyn, Experiments, NYC
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3 comments:
Good shot EWS. you should try what is known as bracketing. Shoot the photo as you think is the right setting and then, open the F stop one stop and shoot, and repeat 3 times (meaning keep opening the F stop one degree). Then do the same but go the other way, meaning close the F stop. This way you can see all of your options. Your Nikon might even have an option to do the bracketing for you.
Thanks for the suggestion RT, I'll give it a try!
nice moment elizabeth!
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