My Lucky 13….

Hey, how y’all doing, nothing much for a Tuesday, remember when I told you guy that my office Softball Team is going to playoff, well, today, about an hour ago we didn’t win the game, but we still fighting for next year season.

I do want to talk a little bit about the settings tonight, I learned during years of night shooting ( my favorite, by the way) that light situations change every minute during the time you are there, taking pictures, and that’s why I do want to share this little talk with you. During the photoshoot the light situation was ok, my WB (stands for White Balance) was setup tonight in A I tried all different setting, but shooting in JPEGs I can have the luxury of experiment, ISO sensitivity setting in Auto to maximum HI1.0, most of the shots were taken at ISO 3200, Aperture was always at f/4.0 shooting in Aperture Priority, Shutter Speed Variable according with metering.

The game was pretty good, a lot of action and of course having the technica in my hand I did capture some good shots too. Here we start:

The sky was very dramatic tonight, as we are getting into the August month, chances of rain are rising, here the clouds were the way I like it, let’s continue please.

Here no much to say, a nice bokeh, and the level of water almost perfect.

Tonight was about the action, and you guys can see here hat I am talking ’bout.

Pretty good handheld portrait of the moon, ISO: 400, Aperture: f/11, Shutter Speed: 1/640s

Softball complex at 50th st, and Fowler, by MOSI Museum

Well, I always have luck to bring back some memories, remember pixel are free, don’t keep you camera in the bag, when you can be shooting all around.

Time to go horizontal. happy light hunting folks.

Cesar