White House by PeeWee05

Photography • Architecture • posted on Jul 23, 2007

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So the house isn't quite that white in the afternoon sunlight. I warmed up the WB as I didn't like the blue tint in RAW on the as shot mode. Once again, I'm a sucker for the sky. Thanx again Rich for the use of the Sigma 10 - 20mm.

Comments (4)

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wonderworld

3:01AM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Like the laying on the grass type point of view. Excellent sky!!!!

glennn23

8:47AM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Hi Vera, I can see you are having fun with these crazy angles! Question: is your camera focusing on the sky and leaving the object slightly out of focus? If you focus on the object then the sky is overexposed right? Did you try using a tripod and setting aperture to say, 18? Another choice, assuming you are still uncomfortable with hdr, is to shoot one image of the building in focus and a second with the sky in focus and combine the shots. This is a technique landscape photographers use to get those beautiful beach sunsets - shoot the land, the sky, seam together at horizon line. Anyway, keep having fun! Glenn

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PeeWee05

10:44AM | Mon, 23 July 2007

Thanks for the tip Glenn, I was only shooting on f/10.0. I'll try the sky, land, sea thing!

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