My first posted photo of the fall. And with it, I'm introducing a new feature. Actually, Blogger has always had this feaure, but I never thought to take advantage of it. I've set the headline of this post to take you to a Flickr page that shows the exposure info for the photo in the post. Just click on the headline to go there. The Nikon D60 records a pretty thorough set of data for each picture taken with the camera.The only thing it won't record is if a filter is used. In this case, a 2-stop graduated neutral density filter was used to balance the tones between the sky and ground.
Happy autumn.
Click on picture to enlarge. Photograph © 2008 James Jordan.
In other news: I've landed a small but regular gig as a
photography writer/reviewer for a web site called Innovative Digital Photographers. It features news about photo gear and offers tips and techniques in a variety of photographic disciplines. Check out the profiles I've written for two photographic pals of mine, Peter Bowers and Trey Ratcliff. Each has a unique take on photography.I scored my first magazine cover recently.
A photo taken at Cave Point in Door County graces the cover of the fall 2008 issue of Door County Living. The magazine chronicles the lifestyle of the Door peninsula in Wisconsin.And there's nothing like having some of your photos blogged. (Numbers 2, 4, 5, and 6)
2 comments:
Stunning fall picture, beautifully composed. Love the landscape and gorgeous sky. Very well done. Congrats on your photo on the magazine cover.
Such a an amazing shot! And congrats on the new gig, which just might turn into a wonderful door that continues to lead to even more exciting adventures.
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