Play dead during a photo shoot

[airforce1]

you got a good lenses. Perfect your techniques and have patience. you can produce better photos.

 

[acetylcholine]

reminds of a horse in ballarat (former gold mining town in melb) there's this horse attached to this giant stone wheel and the horse goes in circles to drive the wheel and grind stuff . the moment we aimed the cam at the horse, it stopped...the moment we lowered it...it continued...

 

[Nerd]

omg! a 10 seconds exposure? According to the exif data, flash is fired too.

ISO 100
10.0 sec
f/16
Flash fired

Hope you don't mind me asking, but if you've used flash, why still use 10 seconds exposure? Please enlighten a newbie. :embrass:

Wonder what's those white "strings" sticking out from the rear of the ant on the left hand side.

:thumbsup:

 

[jbma]

you got a good lenses. Perfect your techniques and have patience. you can produce better photos.

Thanks airforce1. There's always room for improvement.

 

[jbma]

reminds of a horse in ballarat (former gold mining town in melb) there's this horse attached to this giant stone wheel and the horse goes in circles to drive the wheel and grind stuff . the moment we aimed the cam at the horse, it stopped...the moment we lowered it...it continued...

It's always like that don't you think. When you have your camera with you nothing exciting ever happens but the moment you put it down birds will come out and dance in fromt of you :bsmilie:

 

[jbma]

omg! a 10 seconds exposure? According to the exif data, flash is fired too.

ISO 100
10.0 sec
f/16
Flash fired

Hope you don't mind me asking, but if you've used flash, why still use 10 seconds exposure? Please enlighten a newbie. :embrass:

Wonder what's those white "strings" sticking out from the rear of the ant on the left hand side.

:thumbsup:

Actually it's the other way round. I use the camera metering for my shot and use the flash only for fill-in purpose.