I guess any of the night scenes really require a tripod.
There's a pic of the moon beyond one of the antenna's on the roof... I call that The Receptive Moon, hehehe.
Friday, October 22, 2010
hunter's moon, and the bridge
I don't understand how people get good shots of the moon, showing the texture on its surface and all. All I can get is a glowing white globe. I guess I need a tripod and a stronger lens (though I thought my 55-200mm would have worked well). Someday I would like to learn the knack of shooting the moon.
I guess any of the night scenes really require a tripod.
There's a pic of the moon beyond one of the antenna's on the roof... I call that The Receptive Moon, hehehe.
I guess any of the night scenes really require a tripod.
There's a pic of the moon beyond one of the antenna's on the roof... I call that The Receptive Moon, hehehe.
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I gave a lot of good moon-shots in my younger days.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful moon... and bridge. :)
ReplyDeletei think these are terrific shots!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteYour "Receptive Moon" title for the one behind the antenna is so funny..I scrolled down to your last post, which I somehow missed, and really love your drum. I've been drumming for a few years now and have acquired several, which I'll probably post when I have another drumming ceremony. I would love to become more involved with shamanic drumming.
ReplyDeleteyou have to underexpose with at least -2 for your shot to get a good one of the moon. But the best time for a shot is before it gets dark. While the sky is still blue.
ReplyDelete'Tis better to shoot the moon in the daylight.
ReplyDeleteThat way everyone will be sure to see it. :)
No, really. Nice shots, Barbara. All up and down. Like that drum, too. Sounds like fun.
Happy Halloween!
Uncle Tree