I am in Arizona visiting my family and I got to visit my aunt and uncle's new baby horse named Bella. She is about two months old. Isn't she beautiful?!
Thanks for your comments on my blog. With regards night-time photography. Be careful first of all, take a friend with you after dark.
Any tips. Dress accordingly, take a small torch, your mobile. Use a sturdy tripod, a cable release or timer delay to avoid camera shake. Bracket your exposures. I usually set my aperture at F8 or 11. I rely on my excellent in camera meter.
If set on the bulb setting then I count the exposures between 30 seconds up to and including 5 minutes, this depends on the light you have (the more street lighting and moon light the better and less the exposure).
Some gorgeous views from those trails.remember hiking around there in the 1960's, but don't recall the observatory being that big, maybe they've expanded it.
This is very beautiful and interesting photo so that can be know that and enjoy it. There are so beautiful and enjoyable place. Often people are very like it and fantastic.
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Photography has always been an interest of mine, but I have never had the time to pursue it. I love taking pictures of landscapes and beautiful scenery including citiscapes and architecture. I have just begun to learn about photography so let me know what you think! Comments and suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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aww, yes she is beautiful
ReplyDeleteBella's a beauty and so is her mother! You sure picked a good time to visit Arizona, we're having some pretty nice weather this week.
ReplyDeleteHello Ashley
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments on my blog. With regards night-time photography. Be careful first of all, take a friend with you after dark.
Any tips. Dress accordingly, take a small torch, your mobile. Use a sturdy tripod, a cable release or timer delay to avoid camera shake. Bracket your exposures. I usually set my aperture at F8 or 11. I rely on my excellent in camera meter.
If set on the bulb setting then I count the exposures between 30 seconds up to and including 5 minutes, this depends on the light you have (the more street lighting and moon light the better and less the exposure).
Enjoy your night-time photography.
Awe, she's adorable!
ReplyDeleteOh, how precious! Very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteawww! how cuuuute
ReplyDeleteGreat post, she looks so tiny.
ReplyDeleteAwww, how cute she is!
ReplyDeleteSome gorgeous views from those trails.remember hiking around there in the 1960's, but don't recall the observatory being that big, maybe they've expanded it.
ReplyDeleteThis is very beautiful and interesting photo so that can be know that and enjoy it. There are so beautiful and enjoyable place. Often people are very like it and fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThis study has been the basis for newer studies about indoor plants and their air cleaning abilities.Online plant nursery in karachi While plants have less horse power than air purifiers, they're more natural, cost effective, and therapeutic. Plants are also known to: increase mood and productivity.
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