a ghostly accident
Sep 23, 2011 03:40:51 #
iosa
Loc: Fairbanks, AK
I was shooting some autumn leaves on the forest floor late one afternoon and my dog got in the way. Seeing as how digital shots are so cheap to take, I thought I'd see if she would stand still for the 4-second exposure I had set up. F/22 and ISO 3200, Canon 7D with Canon 28-135mm zoom at 65mm.
Naturally, the dog didn't stick around the full 4 seconds. She started wondering off about half way through the shot. None of her in-frame wondering was caught at all, but you can just barely make out a ghostly outline of her in the middle of the frame, just to the left of center. Her back legs are almost clear, and her front legs disappear down into the wood pile.
Naturally, the dog didn't stick around the full 4 seconds. She started wondering off about half way through the shot. None of her in-frame wondering was caught at all, but you can just barely make out a ghostly outline of her in the middle of the frame, just to the left of center. Her back legs are almost clear, and her front legs disappear down into the wood pile.
ghost dog
Sep 23, 2011 05:57:56 #
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