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<blockquote data-quote="Whiskeyman" data-source="post: 246293" data-attributes="member: 13556">Jan 12, 2014, Day 12, Shot 12Ok.&nbsp; Today today I used three of the photographic P's that I can remember:&nbsp; Planning, Preparation and Persistence.&nbsp; And I still managed to mess some things up by leaving the ISO set waaaay too hight on the D90.This is a learning thread, right?[ATTACH]66721[/ATTACH] Sea Oats in front of a sunset, at nearly the same spot I took the Day 11 sunset.[ATTACH]66722[/ATTACH] The Loons just wouldn't come any closer...[ATTACH]66723[/ATTACH] An overturned tree's shallow roots.&nbsp; This tree was likely downed during one of the tropical storms we've had visit us in the last several years.&nbsp; I thought the patterns in it were interesting.All of these photos were taken with my D90 and a 30-35-year-old Nikkor 300 f4.5 manual focus lens.&nbsp; All photos were also set for exposure manually without any metering in the camera.&nbsp; In other words, take a shot, look at the shot, change shutter speed and aperture toward a more correct exposure.&nbsp; And repeat until you think you've got it right and then Photoshop the daylights out of it at home.WM</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whiskeyman, post: 246293, member: 13556"] Jan 12, 2014, Day 12, Shot 12 Ok. Today today I used three of the photographic P's that I can remember: Planning, Preparation and Persistence. And I still managed to mess some things up by leaving the ISO set waaaay too hight on the D90. This is a learning thread, right? [ATTACH=CONFIG]66721._xfImport[/ATTACH] Sea Oats in front of a sunset, at nearly the same spot I took the Day 11 sunset. [ATTACH=CONFIG]66722._xfImport[/ATTACH] The Loons just wouldn't come any closer... [ATTACH=CONFIG]66723._xfImport[/ATTACH] An overturned tree's shallow roots. This tree was likely downed during one of the tropical storms we've had visit us in the last several years. I thought the patterns in it were interesting. All of these photos were taken with my D90 and a 30-35-year-old Nikkor 300 f4.5 manual focus lens. All photos were also set for exposure manually without any metering in the camera. In other words, take a shot, look at the shot, change shutter speed and aperture toward a more correct exposure. And repeat until you think you've got it right and then Photoshop the daylights out of it at home. WM [/QUOTE]

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