Susan... I LOVE LOVE LOVE the one of Ry smiling on the playground.. Just looks like her to me... Sighhh.
You did awesome, my preggo brain must have had some crazy settings, who knows.... love your Easter ones, and the Leggo Easter.. .take that glory of Easter they having nothing on him.. :)
how did you capture the candle shot without flash & then without blurring with no flash??? these are things i am trying to learn gorgeous photos of course!
Gekke - open your aperature as wide as it'll go, bump your iso as high as it will go (this will make your picture grainier, it adds "noise", but buys you some speed so that you can use a fast enough shutter speed). if you read your instruction manual, I think it will let you set your iso for use in aperature mode, which will then choose your shutter speed for you. I was shooting manual mode, so I separately set iso, aperature & shutter speed.
Happy Birthday to your littlest dude! That little girl is adorable! And, the wild mustard picture is wonderful (as are all the others).
ReplyDeleteSusan... I LOVE LOVE LOVE the one of Ry smiling on the playground.. Just looks like her to me... Sighhh.
ReplyDeleteYou did awesome, my preggo brain must have had some crazy settings, who knows.... love your Easter ones, and the Leggo Easter.. .take that glory of Easter they having nothing on him.. :)
Yes! Happy Late birthday to little dude! The little girl is adorable! What fun!
ReplyDeleteI just love looking at all your photos! lol
Lisa
how did you capture the candle shot without flash & then without blurring with no flash??? these are things i am trying to learn
ReplyDeletegorgeous photos of course!
Gekke -
ReplyDeleteopen your aperature as wide as it'll go, bump your iso as high as it will go (this will make your picture grainier, it adds "noise", but buys you some speed so that you can use a fast enough shutter speed). if you read your instruction manual, I think it will let you set your iso for use in aperature mode, which will then choose your shutter speed for you. I was shooting manual mode, so I separately set iso, aperature & shutter speed.
yikes. my last post sounded majorly geeky.
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