Being on the east coast means you get some good direct sunrise / moonrise views. I’ve been playing with our new tripod and the manual exposure settings on our little Panasonic mini-SLR to capture these.
The moon-up shots are the most interesting to me – I especially like the black and whites; it was spooky-dark when we were taking these and the fruit bats were doing their eery night songs. The sunrise shots have that awesome Top Gun feel to them, though I like the low-quality shot with the white band of over-exposure going straight down the middle making it feel a bit less tacky.
Overall I like the way that with slow exposure, the sun and moon always look like a big headlight in the sky.
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Comments:
spinner 11.08.08 #
umm dude you get cooler by the days! I can hear your soul chanting from here!
Reuben Whitehouse 11.08.08 #
Ha ha! Thanks dude. I can see your ‘fro from here!
Derek 4.09.08 #
r u the messiah reuben?
Reuben Whitehouse 5.09.08 #
@Derek: Uuuhhhh? (Scooby-doo style). We all know Spinjay is the chosen one…
Jamie Burns 12.09.08 #
Nice shots boo – what camera do you use?
Reuben Whitehouse 14.09.08 #
Hey Jamie, I use a Panasonic DMC-FZ8 – pretty good value camera I reckon.