On a hot summers night...

2004-01-06 Thread Kevin Waterson
8:30pm and the temp is still over 35C. So to cool off I took a drive
into town for some atmosphere. In town there is a small carnival and
a ship has anchored in the river. I thought I would try my hand with
the Bulb setting on the *istD and rather than let the camera do the
exposure work, I thought I would do it myself, without the camera
meter, or ambient light meter. Basically what I have done here is
alter the aperature and guestimate the correct exposure, counting
the seconds in my brain cell. Here are some of the results.
http://www.wildcherry.com.au/showthumbs.php?p=night

Kind regards
Kevin

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Kevin Waterson
Port Macquarie, Australia



Re: On a hot summers night...

2004-01-06 Thread Tanya Mayer Photography
Cool shots Kevin, I love those ship ones...  How cool is that effect of the
moon behind those clouds.  Funny actually, cause I was outside with my boys
at around 8.30 and Jaimyn (my 5yo) observed that tonight the moon is round,
so we call it full, and tommorrow it will be a half-moon, you just wait and
see.  Of course it is not actually a full moon tonight, but it does look
like it to him.  Anyways, sorry to digress, they are lovely shots and you
did a really good job with the guestimations.

BTW, it is bloody hot up here tonight too - and so humid, you could just
about stick your tongue out and have a drink!  Wish it would just rain,
cause it generally cools off for a couple of hours after it...

It is 11.10pm here now, and still well over 30°c, and that is WITH the air
con on! (Thanks Butch, I used the degrees symbol!)

'night all,
tan.

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Subject: On a hot summers night...


 8:30pm and the temp is still over 35C. So to cool off I took a drive
 into town for some atmosphere. In town there is a small carnival and
 a ship has anchored in the river. I thought I would try my hand with
 the Bulb setting on the *istD and rather than let the camera do the
 exposure work, I thought I would do it myself, without the camera
 meter, or ambient light meter. Basically what I have done here is
 alter the aperature and guestimate the correct exposure, counting
 the seconds in my brain cell. Here are some of the results.
 http://www.wildcherry.com.au/showthumbs.php?p=night

 Kind regards
 Kevin

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  _) )           
 |  /  / _  ) / _  | / ___) / _  )
 | |  ( (/ / ( ( | |( (___ ( (/ /
 |_|   \) \_||_| \) \)
 Kevin Waterson
 Port Macquarie, Australia




Re: On a hot summers night...

2004-01-06 Thread Steve Desjardins
These are really good.  Carnivals/Fairs are some of my favorite
subjects, especially after dark.  BTW, it's 7:15 pm here and my
thermometer says a frosty -2 (actually it says 28)


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Washington and Lee University
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