DSLR Experience by bmac62
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First, come in, sit down and rest a spell.
That is meant to sound Christmassy. I don't usually talk this way. LOL. I think my grandmother used the word "spell" for a duration of time now and then, but she was born about 1890...:)
This image began simply as a "get a picture of the new tree". Then I really got into all those strange and somewhat mysterious other adjustments on most DSLR cameras...white balance, focal points, metering, etc., etc.
So, once again I learned alot about shooting indoors with available light. And my tripod used almost exclusively for birds in the backyard got a workout inside the house.
If you are interested in details try a ZOOM.
Bill:)
"Hospitality"
Comments (37)
elfin14doaks
Hey there is that pretty quilt too. Great shot. Hope your Christmas was wonderful.
jocko500
look loike you haveing a wonderfuf calm peaceful christmas
cfulton
Very well done Bill! Seasons Greetings, Clive
npauling
A very beautiful and inviting room you have here and your christmas tree looks wonderful with the train set buzzing around the base. Now that is a great idea. Your lighting in this capture gives it a lovely warm feeling and I would love to come and rest a spell.
helanker
OH yes, that looks really cosy and it seems you have had a pleasant time. I love the colors of your walls. A wonderful warm color. My walls are made of wood.
anahata.c
just love the shot, including your colors & modulation of hues across space, the way they move from bright to shades, from yellows to greenish golds, etc etc, is quite beautiful. I have a point & shoot, and I still haven't plumbed 1/20th of the settings available on it: A fine DSLR must offer amazingly fine choices. Well, the art is in how you handle them, the product you sculpt in the end; and this is beautiful interior shooting bill. It shows the same sensitivity you show in your museum shots. The play of deeper browns with the lighter golds is beautiful; the light off the far right couch & that table/ottoman in front of it is beautiful, etc. It has soft light & hue changes, and fine clarity too--though not so much that it takes away from the softness. Several subtle things happening here, and they all add up to a soft musical capture of your home. I really liked this when you posted it, I'm glad I'm commenting on it at last.
debbielove
Yep! FIRST thing I spotted! the train set! Brilliant.. I used to have big layout! Oh, those days... Beautiful,clean picture, Bill.. Really well taken... Rob