Lost in a dream state
Dec 11, 2014 14:16:37 #
My grand-daughter was sitting and staring into the nothingness when I grabbed my camera a got this shot. Even though the ISO is 200, it looks a little grainy? I know it is not sharp, I wanted natural light and the shutter speed was very slow. Sure there was some camera shake. I think it's OK.
Dec 11, 2014 14:23:00 #
sweet
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jgreco wrote:
My grand-daughter was sitting and staring into the nothingness when I grabbed my camera a got this shot. Even though the ISO is 200, it looks a little grainy? I know it is not sharp, I wanted natural light and the shutter speed was very slow. Sure there was some camera shake. I think it's OK.
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Dec 12, 2014 06:13:00 #
The photo is just marks on paper, it's the thoughts and memories that it evokes that count. I'd say that does the job just right.
Dec 12, 2014 07:05:47 #
Baz wrote:
The photo is just marks on paper, it's the thoughts and memories that it evokes that count. I'd say that does the job just right.
I agree with this . If your the photographer , and your happy you caught that special moment on film as they would say in the old days . The memory you now have over weighs the end product . The end result becomes a good photo , Tommy
Dec 12, 2014 08:16:42 #
Dec 13, 2014 17:53:27 #
jgreco wrote:
My grand-daughter was sitting and staring into the nothingness when I grabbed my camera a got this shot. Even though the ISO is 200, it looks a little grainy? I know it is not sharp, I wanted natural light and the shutter speed was very slow. Sure there was some camera shake. I think it's OK.
Actually, the camera shake as you call it is working to your benefit. There is a beautiful etherial look to the shot. Well done.
Rich
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