Ignoring The Quidelines
Aug 5, 2019 11:07:36 #
I shot this @ 1/40s, f5.6, 400mm, ISO 100 through a very dirty kitchen window, hand held, cropped, using the A6400 APS-C camera. The camera does not have IBIS but the lens has image stabilization. Pressed the lens hood up against the glass.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
Aug 5, 2019 11:13:38 #
Aug 5, 2019 11:22:09 #
Aug 5, 2019 11:30:09 #
Angel Star Photography
Loc: Tacoma, WA
joer wrote:
I shot this @ 1/40s, f5.6, 400mm, ISO 100 through a very dirty kitchen window, hand held, cropped, using the A6400 APS-C camera. The camera does not have IBIS but the lens has image stabilization. Pressed the lens hood up against the glass.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
Nice shot! Deviating from the rules leads to creativity, innovation, and opportunities for exploration. Nice work!
Aug 5, 2019 11:42:26 #
joer wrote:
I shot this @ 1/40s, f5.6, 400mm, ISO 100 through a very dirty kitchen window, hand held, cropped, using the A6400 APS-C camera. The camera does not have IBIS but the lens has image stabilization. Pressed the lens hood up against the glass.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
Nice image in any case. Those are not even composition rules, perhaps technique rules.
Aug 5, 2019 14:19:16 #
Aug 6, 2019 05:38:13 #
joer wrote:
I shot this @ 1/40s, f5.6, 400mm, ISO 100 through a very dirty kitchen window, hand held, cropped, using the A6400 APS-C camera. The camera does not have IBIS but the lens has image stabilization. Pressed the lens hood up against the glass.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
Nice shot Joe.
Aug 6, 2019 05:49:16 #
joer wrote:
I shot this @ 1/40s, f5.6, 400mm, ISO 100 through a very dirty kitchen window, hand held, cropped, using the A6400 APS-C camera. The camera does not have IBIS but the lens has image stabilization. Pressed the lens hood up against the glass.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
Joe, excellent!
Greg
Aug 6, 2019 08:10:54 #
Aug 6, 2019 10:54:07 #
joer wrote:
I shot this @ 1/40s, f5.6, 400mm, ISO 100 through a very dirty kitchen window, hand held, cropped, using the A6400 APS-C camera. The camera does not have IBIS but the lens has image stabilization. Pressed the lens hood up against the glass.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
It demonstrates that breaking the rules can sometimes work. Not a wall hanger but still useable.
Looks like the woodpecker was into berries by the stains in its breast.
Aug 6, 2019 19:33:11 #
Aug 6, 2019 20:01:58 #
You've learned a value lesson. You don't need to always follow the rules of photography. Use your imagination and try anything. It just might work. I have some interesting Christmas trees images that are intentionally out of focus or longer exposures during which I zoomed in.
Aug 7, 2019 09:58:37 #
Aug 8, 2019 07:51:24 #
AzPicLady wrote:
Whatever it takes to get the image, right?
Could not agree more.
Aug 8, 2019 16:37:44 #
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