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I saw this post yesterday and decided to try myself this morning at trying to get sunbeam in a nice composition. The only thing I could maybe suggest is to raise your aperture to over maybe f/28 to get a sunstar wich reflect the sunbeam that we see. So trying to get the sun in your composition could have been a good idea. Also another thing I like to do when I get my camera out in foggy weather, is to get a subject in silouhette like what you did with the cedar in your second picture. Maybe a cow, or a cat or whatever else in the driveway could have improved the picture?
Since I never really know the perfect camera setting on occasion like this, I alway put my camera in manuel, take a couple of pictures, look at them and change my setting until my pictures reflect the most what I see.
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It’s great to have comments from others, I thought the pictures were lacking of a subject. That’s why I cropped the pictures more on the horse. Thanks Peanut and James you are both improving my composition skill.
Thanks for the counsels Frazer Family and James, I will take time to edit them. I also wish the cows would be looking at me, but I didn’t want to get their attentions too much with the bull standing there:)
I didn’t know about that…I probably let my camera on automatic as usual,
and yes, my D3100 do not have a built-in-focus motor:(
Except the fact that my images are all blurry at 200-300 while shooting wildlife (It doesn’t have an image stabilizator) I really like that lens, especially with the 300 macro switch.Thanks,
I will remember to look carefully at my setting next time.
I also have a lot to learn about composition.We eat at the same table, do our scoolwork beside each other, sleep in the same room, and even do photography together… Yes, you guess it, we are brothers:)
