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Canon EOS REBEL T1i

settings

Aperture f/4 ISO 200 Shutter 100/3999 Focal Length 2800/100

upload_date

Sep, 2015

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404

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Top Choice

+10

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Jupiter, Orion, Winter night sky, astrophotography,

One of my favorite vacation spots, Cherry Grove SC

Hates having his picture made... one fine lab, my Lucas

View of the Savannah, GA Riverfront, little Tug next to huge container ship

My Lab Dixie and I out for a morning fall walk, capturing sunrise through the trees

Sunrise through Beech trees, purposeful lens flare working in my favor

I don't know who was luckier- him because he didn't crash or ME because I captured this shot! Race at SORCS, Spartan, unknown rider, great

My son stopped for a minute to rest, I just happened to have my lens on him.

100+ year old water oak putting on a 'show,

Behind The Lens

Location

On a stroll around my house, before leaving for work. I'm a hobby photographer, self taught with very inexpensive equipment and macro was something I had never tried. I was happy with my results almost immediately!!

Time

Early in the morning, probably around 7am.

Lighting

The lighting was completely natural and I took it from above which I think helps the light really filter through the image

Equipment

My trusty Canon T1i and my 'nifty 50' lens, handheld and held my breath!!

Inspiration

I was just looking around for flowers and this idea popped in my head

Editing

no, not really- this was just a great shot!

In my camera bag

My main squeeze, Canon T1i, my 50mm prime lens and I also have a 85mm Tamron lens I am quite fond of and of course my inexpensive 75-300mm lens for anything a bit further away. I don't use filters or fancy smancy gadgets much but I will pack my tripod and use it with my 35mm kit lens for almost all my night sky work! I am a true budget minded photographer!!

Feedback

Patience and think outside the box. A steady hand helps with this type of photograph. I can't really recommend any equipment as you can see I do not have anything extraordinary, just usual equipment with an eye out for something unusual to capture :) Happy Shooting! Stacyb.

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