
Adventures Through Learning Photography








I started off w/ a tripod, shooting up towards the tree top. Changing white balance to Tungsten made the photo not so yellow.
Then the tripod just got in the way, so I ended up just hand holding the camera to get this shot of the moon. However, this got some green light reflection from the flare, I think.
I found these large bells with very nice lighting that were under a tree w/ Star shaped lights near the entrance.
I saw an example of this in a blog and decided to try it. It's done by using a long exposure and then turning your zoom while the shutter is open.
Once inside, it is was hard to use a tripod, so I just got a few non-shakey shots.
This is the only nice tree photo I got. Yes, It is supposed to be pink because of the pink lights on the tree.
It's been my goal each year to take a good shot of these lights on the tree on the walkway..this time, it's to dark, but at least I got the colored lights...Oh well, I'll have to try again.
This was taken at the widest focal length 16mm. You can even see the stars in the sky.
I tried an F11 exposure shot to get the starburst lights on the harbor.
Another F11 shot to get the starburst lights of the sidewalk.
I had so much problem w/ my external flash and it finally worked to capture this picture of Jalna focused on her subjects. It was so dark I can't even tell what I was focusing at.
We started to try shooting other subjects..This came out kinda weird but I like the color and how it had focused on the tree trunk.
Then, by pure accident, I was taking a photo of the park and before the shutter closed, I swung my camera to the harbor and got a double exposured shot. The streaks of lights came out so weird...
I started to try different light shots by moving my camera on the tripod..This kind of cool shot is what you get...I wonder what Celia and Erick got?