Still Butterfly
ISO: 100, Shutter: 1/250, Aperture: f/5.6
The details of the butterfly and its surroundings were captured at low noise (low ISO), high shutter speed and medium aperture.
Merry Christmas!
ISO: 100, Shutter: 1/15, Aperture: f/4.3
Low shutter speed for spotting lights in a dark environment.
Aquatic Dance
ISO: 400, Shutter: 1/10, Aperture: f/3.9
Low shutter speed captured the movement atmosphere of the fish in the aquarium.
Family Ride
ISO: 100, Shutter: 1/640, Aperture: f/13
Big aperture setting for wide view.
by Hanyun Cai
Did you take these? The photo of the fish has awesome texture- by using a slow shutter speed, there is a sense of softness and fluidity. The composition of the bottom picture could be better, and f13 would be a pretty small aperture, which is what you would probably use to capture a wide shot like this.
ReplyDeleteI think your image at the aquarium is really powerful. It is eerie and a little creepy to see how blurry, yet how much detail you were able to capture.
ReplyDelete~Lena
In your last image I think the tractor may be just a little bit too perfectly in the center, although I do like the lines created by the tree line and the lines of the grass going on an angle from the way that the tractor appears to be positioned.
ReplyDeleteGreat image of the aquarium - I agree, there is a spooky, ghost like quality to it. I would like to see images that were taken here (I know that Ohio in February is perhaps not as inspiring..) as well.
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