focal point of life by Richardphotos

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Dec 25, 2007

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I sincerely hope that this holiday season finds you in good health and able to enjoy life in general. Yo sinceramente esperanza ese esto fiestas de fin de aÃ�Â±o descubrimientos usted en buena salud y capaz de disfrutar de la vida en general. thanks for putting 4 of my posts into the art charts again at one time.thanks for any comments today and for visiting my gallery.I do enjoy hearing from everyone gracias por masilla 4 de my postes a el arte cartas de nuevo a un vez.Gracias por cualquier comentarios hoy y por visitando mi galerÃ�Âa hacer disfrutar interrogaciÃ�Â³n de todo el mundo I have heard by old timers that anything this side of dirt is doing pretty good

Comments (110)

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saretta

4:24AM | Thu, 27 December 2007

A dream to the eyes,amazing sky,a glimpse of eternity!!!:-)

Liam.

7:39AM | Thu, 27 December 2007

Very dramatic effect

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jccj56

9:07AM | Thu, 27 December 2007

Awesome Shot!!

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pteb

11:54AM | Thu, 27 December 2007

very dramatic.

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mickeyrony

12:41PM | Thu, 27 December 2007

You know my friend the routing of a work can return to us very merry but in the happy the merit belongs to you then why not not to let your works be made still cherish the time of passions Bravo and mile mercies you deserves it still and still ((5++)).....................................................((Tu sais mon ami l'acheminement d'une oeuvre peut nous rendre très joyeux mais dans le fond le mérite t'appartient alors pourquoi pas ne pas laisser tes oeuvres se faire chérir le temps d'une passions .Bravo encore et mile mercis tu le mérite encore et encore((5++))

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evielouise

3:59PM | Thu, 27 December 2007

If we have any doubt to not believe this photo say's it all richard only the almighty created all beautiful sunset and rises:: it's breataking! Happy New Year to you and yours !! hugs )))

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jocko500

6:19PM | Thu, 27 December 2007

wonderful sky and merry Christmas

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Buffalo1

3:39PM | Fri, 28 December 2007

Such a beautiful Christmas present for us all. Another spectacular shot. Thanks, Richard.

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Elcet

3:37AM | Sun, 30 December 2007

Beautiful shot of this wonderful sky. The choice of a 10mm ultrawideangle is excellent. Something that I do not understand… WHY did you made the choice of ISO 400, il you used a slower ISO rating you would have less grain and it would be better for this kind of subject. Please take into account that using a 10mm focal length on an APS-size CCD, you avoid shake of fixed subject with a normally steady hand down to 1/20s! So if you take IS0 200 (on Nikon that is the slowest available sensitivity, but I guess that in Canon you have access to slower ISO ratings) you fall down for the same lens aperture at 1/125s and there is absolutely no risk of blur because of hand move during shutter action. You choiced f/11, that is great because with this kind of extremely short focal length, if you close more you fall into severe diffraction. Perhaps f/9.5 would be the best compromize between the various aberrations in this extreme wideangle lens.

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Richardphotos

7:20AM | Sun, 30 December 2007

I shoot at 2-3 iso's and later pick out the best appearing shot to me.this particular shot was on 400 because I had just made a shot in a dark area and forgot to change, but it had the dramatic cloud formation and within a minute the clouds had moved.about 4 shots into taking pictures I went back to 200.Nikon d300 can go down to 100 ISO I believe.Canon stops at 100 ISO also. as far as f 11 the camera chose that as I usually leave on auto unless I want a different setting for effects.the slight blur came into play because of post work in PSP X2.in the original shots there is no blur, but with ISO 400 there was slight noise.when I changed to 200 the noise was not apparent.when I did change to ISO 200 the camera started shooting with f 9 thanks for your expert advice and I do appreciate your time to give suggestions

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