Dancing Waters: We had a nice gale force wind earlier this week and I tolerated some sand blasting to get a few shots. I used to always shoot fast, to freeze action. I finally caught...

justhercamera Loc: NW Michigan

We had a nice gale force wind earlier this week and I tolerated some sand blasting to get a few shots. I used to always shoot fast, to freeze action. I finally caught on to allowing the camera to capture more movement, and enjoy it more that way for these types of conditions. This was shot at 1/50th, f9, ISO 100 on the Nikon Z7ii.

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UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Not yet.

justhercamera Loc: NW Michigan

Yep, hit wrong button at first, is there now. :)

Ourspolair

Great choice of shutter speed to get this excellent capture. Thanks for sharing the beautiful rendering of the sea and the spray.

justhercamera Loc: NW Michigan

Ourspolair wrote:

Great choice of shutter speed to get this excellent capture. Thanks for sharing the beautiful rendering of the sea and the spray.

Thank you, the "sea", is actually Lake Michigan. :)

cameraf4 Loc: Delaware

justhercamera wrote:

We had a nice gale force wind earlier this week and I tolerated some sand blasting to get a few shots. I used to always shoot fast, to freeze action. I finally caught on to allowing the camera to capture more movement, and enjoy it more that way for these types of conditions. This was shot at 1/50th, f9, ISO 100 on the Nikon Z7ii.

Your favorite lighthouse never looked better. Great capture.

justhercamera Loc: NW Michigan

cameraf4 wrote:

Your favorite lighthouse never looked better. Great capture.

You are too kind! Thank you.

Retired CPO Loc: Travel full time in an RV

justhercamera wrote:

We had a nice gale force wind earlier this week and I tolerated some sand blasting to get a few shots. I used to always shoot fast, to freeze action. I finally caught on to allowing the camera to capture more movement, and enjoy it more that way for these types of conditions. This was shot at 1/50th, f9, ISO 100 on the Nikon Z7ii.

Wow, that's great! Did you have to experiment or did you nail it the first time? I usually have to experiment when doing things like that.

lowkick Loc: Connecticut

Very nice! Looks like Poseidon is rising up to visit the lighthouse.

Amator21 Loc: California

justhercamera wrote:

We had a nice gale force wind earlier this week and I tolerated some sand blasting to get a few shots. I used to always shoot fast, to freeze action. I finally caught on to allowing the camera to capture more movement, and enjoy it more that way for these types of conditions. This was shot at 1/50th, f9, ISO 100 on the Nikon Z7ii.

Great Picture. A lot of "stuff" happens in 1/50 of a second. Great judgment of exposure!

Xmsmn Loc: Minnesota

I can see, feel and hear the action in that shot. Thanks for sharing.
Mark

Amator21 Loc: California

Amator21 wrote:

Great Picture. A lot of "stuff" happens in 1/50 of a second. Great judgment of exposure!

Upon reflection: i really liked the DEF!

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Excellent shot, Sue, well worth waiting for!

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

An outstanding image.

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

justhercamera wrote:

We had a nice gale force wind earlier this week and I tolerated some sand blasting to get a few shots. I used to always shoot fast, to freeze action. I finally caught on to allowing the camera to capture more movement, and enjoy it more that way for these types of conditions. This was shot at 1/50th, f9, ISO 100 on the Nikon Z7ii.

An awesome shot