Tomorrow is full moon. It rises over our beach and is a fantastic thing to watch if the timing is right. My plan was to wait until tomorrow and then go and "shoot the moon". That was until I looked outside my front door this evening. A casual glance just to see what the blustery conditions had blown up weather wise. Today really has been annoyingly windy with dust getting into everything.
I was greeted with this view. In fact this is my very fist shot I managed to fire off once I had set up the tripod and dialled in my settings. Yes, truly those colours actually were there in the clouds.
I have been trying to work out...
I was greeted with this view. In fact this is my very fist shot I managed to fire off once I had set up the tripod and dialled in my settings. Yes, truly those colours actually were there in the clouds.
I have been trying to work out...
whether a wide aperture-shorter shutter speed, or the opposite, a narrower aperture and longer shutter speed gives better results. Any thoughts? I mean specifically for night photography. I realise anything that moves need special consideration plus the ISO plays a role. I think this shot may have been taken during a lull in the wind as it's relatively sharp compared to my others. My setting for this one: Nikon D7000, 70-200mm@70mm, 1s f/2.8.
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