2012 366 Days 366+ Pics Project
Day 32 - Mirror Sky
Canon EOS 550D, 18-135mm lens
f/6.3 at 1/60 sec.
ISO 400, 18mm focal length
I wanted to get back to shooting pictures of cranes. Unfortunately, when I got to their feeding grounds, there weren't any. I had to content myself with shooting the sunset and the rice paddies. This shot faced east, and I took the shot while the sun was setting behind me.
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Wednesday, February 01, 2012
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Day 27 - Clouds
2012 366 Days 366+ Pics Project
Day 27 - Clouds
Clouds 1
Canon EOS 550D, 18-135mm lens
1/400 sec., f/11.3
ISO 200, 19mm focal length
Clouds 2
1/50 sec., f/10
ISO 100, 18mm focal length
Clouds 3
1/400 sec., f/10
ISO 100, 20mm focal length
Clouds 4
1/400 sec., f/10
ISO 100, 18mm focal length
Clouds 5
1/400 sec., f/10
ISO 100, 18mm focal length
Clouds 6
1/800 sec., f/7
ISO 100, 18mm focal length
Clouds 7
1/320 sec., f/7
ISO 100, 18mm focal length
Clouds 8
1/1250 sec., f/7
ISO 100, 28mm focal length
This was supposed to come out yesterday.
I took the pictures relatively early. I even tried to setup a panoramic view of the ricefields. Unfortunately, it didn’t turn out that well.
The good news is that the clouds were dramatic yesterday.
Day 27 - Clouds
Clouds 1
Canon EOS 550D, 18-135mm lens
1/400 sec., f/11.3
ISO 200, 19mm focal length
Clouds 2
1/50 sec., f/10
ISO 100, 18mm focal length
Clouds 3
1/400 sec., f/10
ISO 100, 20mm focal length
Clouds 4
1/400 sec., f/10
ISO 100, 18mm focal length
Clouds 5
1/400 sec., f/10
ISO 100, 18mm focal length
Clouds 6
1/800 sec., f/7
ISO 100, 18mm focal length
Clouds 7
1/320 sec., f/7
ISO 100, 18mm focal length
Clouds 8
1/1250 sec., f/7
ISO 100, 28mm focal length
This was supposed to come out yesterday.
I took the pictures relatively early. I even tried to setup a panoramic view of the ricefields. Unfortunately, it didn’t turn out that well.
The good news is that the clouds were dramatic yesterday.
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