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<blockquote data-quote="Red Rover" data-source="post: 89757" data-attributes="member: 10060"><p>I finally got my D7000 and 17-55 f/2.8 back from the Nikon repair center near me. I was up at 5:15 to drive 20 minutes to the Cooper Residence in the agricultural area called the Redland of South Miami-Dade County. I believe this is the barn but the property is private and this is all that is visible from the street. I have wanted to shoot it for a while just to experiment with architectural photography.</p><p>Heavy cloud cover kept the light very flat, but after almost two hours I spotted a hole in the cloud cover to the east. I waited patiently while the wind blew the clouds and the hole moved to a point directly between the sun and my subject, and got about a minute of sweet sunlight.</p><p>I really enjoyed shooting with a tripod and being able to stand back and watch the light, the clouds, and still maintain the composition I wanted. I also learned to observe more, shoot less, anticipate, and be patient. I haven't used the tripod much in the past.</p><p>Here is my processed version and I can say I have a lot to learn about LR 4, but it seems pretty intuitive. </p><p></p><p>Nikon D7000</p><p>Aperture Priority</p><p>ISO 200</p><p>1/200 second</p><p>f/11</p><p>Nikon 17-55 mm @ 17 mm</p><p>White Balance Auto</p><p>Looking at this now I can see that I need to try and bring more detail out in the limestone.</p><p>What other processing changes would you recommend?</p><p>Also, would you shoot it differently than the exif data I posted?</p><p></p><p></p><p><img src="http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/DWood13/CooperResidenceonOvercastMorning11-10-2012.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Red Rover, post: 89757, member: 10060"] I finally got my D7000 and 17-55 f/2.8 back from the Nikon repair center near me. I was up at 5:15 to drive 20 minutes to the Cooper Residence in the agricultural area called the Redland of South Miami-Dade County. I believe this is the barn but the property is private and this is all that is visible from the street. I have wanted to shoot it for a while just to experiment with architectural photography. Heavy cloud cover kept the light very flat, but after almost two hours I spotted a hole in the cloud cover to the east. I waited patiently while the wind blew the clouds and the hole moved to a point directly between the sun and my subject, and got about a minute of sweet sunlight. I really enjoyed shooting with a tripod and being able to stand back and watch the light, the clouds, and still maintain the composition I wanted. I also learned to observe more, shoot less, anticipate, and be patient. I haven't used the tripod much in the past. Here is my processed version and I can say I have a lot to learn about LR 4, but it seems pretty intuitive. Nikon D7000 Aperture Priority ISO 200 1/200 second f/11 Nikon 17-55 mm @ 17 mm White Balance Auto Looking at this now I can see that I need to try and bring more detail out in the limestone. What other processing changes would you recommend? Also, would you shoot it differently than the exif data I posted? [IMG]http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h264/DWood13/CooperResidenceonOvercastMorning11-10-2012.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]
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