Bob Denton
Premium Member
Not really happy with how this had turned out, not sure what to do
La Jolla
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Hi Bob,
Probably the biggest issue here is the lack of sharpness. That could be a result from downsizing the photo for the web, or it could be you didn't take a sharp image. I also think I would have preferred a slower shutter speed, somewhere in the 1/5th of a sec range to get the water to spray up instead.
Jim
Probably the biggest issue here is the lack of sharpness. That could be a result from downsizing the photo for the web, or it could be you didn't take a sharp image. I also think I would have preferred a slower shutter speed, somewhere in the 1/5th of a sec range to get the water to spray up instead.
Jim
Ryan10
Founding Member
The beach is a tough subject on an overcast day such as that. A day in which you have a high "blanket" of clouds rather than the low laying ones that can create different light.
I think I would have got the camera low and concentrated on the green and brown/red transition and left out the water and sky. Kind of like one of the Palouse images that was posted here where all you see is the green rolling hills.
I think I would have got the camera low and concentrated on the green and brown/red transition and left out the water and sky. Kind of like one of the Palouse images that was posted here where all you see is the green rolling hills.
Bob Denton
Premium Member
Thank you for that idea. I will give that a try next time.
Cetywa Powell
Member
I'm new here but since La Jolla is one of my favorite spots to go for photography, I've started in this section.
Welcome Cetywa to FocalWorld, it's great to have you here. This is a really beautiful photo from La Jolla!
Jim
MayD
Founding Member
Bob Denton
Premium Member
Welcome! A really good photo!
Cetywa Powell
Member
Thanks guys!!
Zeph
Well-Known Member
Hi Bob - Seems your shutter speed was adequate with the stop action, but a good case of camera shake.