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Sunrise
- Mild underexposure allowed color and detail near the sun to be preserved.
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Sunrise
Panorama - This image was stitched together from 10 individual horizon
photos. The final product is 35"x6.5" at 300 dpi.
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Sunrise - This photo
was underexposed so the clouds could be seen against the sunlight.
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Rocks - The glare
entering the side of the lens added lots of color to this otherwise
dull image.
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Debris - A fast
shutter speed froze the splash hitting a wodden palette.
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Wave - A slow shutter
speed allowed the light and colors of this wave to be seen. A side effect
is that the motion smoothed the image a bit.
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Posiedon Too - Heading
out fishing. Fully auto mode on the camera. Good color and detail.
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Posiedon Silhouette
- Fast shutter for underexposure created this dramatic image.
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Sandbags - These
smooth, wet, cement sandbags lit up in an interesting way.
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Bird Bath - I must
have shot this little guy about 10 times before I captured one with
his head up.
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Birds -The lighting
was neat here. The birds are lit by the rising sun, and the wet rocks
reflect the pale blue sky.
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Three Little Birds
- A cropped close-up of the previous image.
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Condos - Wide-angle,
looking south with morning "magic hour" light.
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Tree Next to Water
- I was testing the camera's selective-focusing ability. Notice the
leaves are clear while the water, 10 feet past, is not.
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Bouys - I saw this
as a test of saturation. The orange trap bouy stands out against the
gray sand. A potential desktop?
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Silhoutte - I changed
this to sepia for a more dramatic effect. More underexposure would have
helped bring out detail in the sky near the sun.
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