Swirling Waters

[Lincs1]

I enjoyed the movement in the water, but what do you think - comments always welcome.



Canon350D SIGMA 17 - 70
Focal Length: 70.0mm (35mm equivalent: 374m...
Exposure Time:1/400
Aperture: f/5.6
ISO Equiv.: 100
Whitebalance: Auto
Metering Mode: matrix
Exposure: Manual
Exposure Mode: Auto bracketing

Nigel

[Lincs1]

Re: Swirling Waters



After the abstract in nature

Nigel

[Dave]

Re: Swirling Waters

Hi Nigel. Both shots look a little soft to me as if the shutter speed wasn't quite fast enough to freeze the motion and the aperture wasn't quite small enough to get enough of the subject in focus. It looks like you could have used a sunnier day or dialed in a higher ISO to get out of this pickle.

[Lincs1]

Re: Swirling Waters

Hi Nigel. Both shots look a little soft to me as if the shutter speed wasn't quite fast enough to freeze the motion and the aperture wasn't quite small enough to get enough of the subject in focus. It looks like you could have used a sunnier day or dialed in a higher ISO to get out of this pickle.

Thanks Dave

Certainly could have done with a brighter day, heavy, overcast, rain wind...you name it .... sun... what's that?

Nigel

[Dave]

Re: Swirling Waters

Sun usually only comes out when I remember to take an umbrella along. It disappears as soon as I put the umbrella away though.