>>4512395i'm not a morning person, so no. sunset mogs anyway.
yes
>>4512395Yup, up 5ish, usually go for morning walk around 6ish. Love seeing the sunrise, and how the light changes all around.
>>4513250fpbp
No exposure bracketing, OP?
>>4514799why?
>>4520492Nta, but he asked because your sky is exposed nicely and your foreground (60% of your image) is simply underexposed.Don't get me wrong, it's not *that* bad because dark things should look dark, but even a mild bracket of 1 stop would have made the foreground actually viewable.
>>4520499>everything has to be exposed the correct way
>>4513250ThisAlthough some of my best pictures were taken at sunrise desu
>>4512395I went out in the morning rain two days ago, saturday, snapped some pictures and picked wild raspberries for my grandma. Very nice chilled temperatures and strong wind, I am so done with summer, I don't do well in heat or strong sunshine.I also got photoshop two days ago, I know that the picture is probably horrendous on so many levels, but I like it so maybe someone else will.
>>4525542it's a bit soft, but i like the general look, though it seems you cropped it to be very skinny? what did you take this with?
>>4525594A Canon EOS 1000D I am borrowing, using a lens that says Tamron AF 70-300mm 1:4-5.6 TELE-MACRO (1:2). Unless I use full zoom the shutter jams or something, which is probably something that I can fix somehow, but it is fun to be shooting while limited like that too.I cropped it like that hoping it would look nice on a tablet/phone screen, don't think I nailed it.
Is there a term for a photo which is both under- and overexposed at the same time?
i enjoy taking pictures. dislike rising early however.11oclock is still morning tho so no biggie!>>4525703>>4526255nice colors!
>>4525459Yes.
>>4525666A Ken Rockwell
