What’s Your Play? - no. 73
focal length: 24 mm shutter speed: 1/4000 aperture: f/2.8 ISO: 800 flash: not fired I was going through some of my portrait sessions and saw this one I snapped while shooting fellow photographers (hence the aperture setting). I love the way the yellow looks against that sky. Hope you have fun playing with this one! Remember to link to your version by leavi

What’s Your Play? - no. 72
focal length: 50 mm shutter speed: 1/640 aperture: f/1.4 ISO: 200 flash: not fired Sorry this week’s WYP is a little late but it’s still Tuesday in my time zone, so I hope you will forgive me. I always find skin tones to be challenging and I’m interested to see how you will process this image. Remember to link to your version by leaving a c

The Golden Minute
focal length: 105 mm shutter speed: 1/100 aperture: f/8.0 ISO: 200 flash: not fired We often talk about the golden hour for photography, which happens just before sunset. Well, the other day we had a golden minute. There was a brief break on that rainy day and I quickly ran outside for a few shots. You’ve seen some photos of autumn on the blog these days but the reality is

What’s Your Play? - no. 71
focal length: 105 mm shutter speed: 1/400 aperture: f/5.6 ISO: 200 flash: not fired I took this yesterday during the brief moment we experienced the sun. It was the golden minute if you will. I had my macro lens on my camera so I could get up close and personal with an autumn leaf. I’ll give you something different next week, but for today, a pretty leaf.

Rainy Days
focal length: 105 mm shutter speed: 1/100 aperture: f/3.2 ISO: 200 flash: not fired The rain was pelting against the window this morning, leaving it’s mark on the glass. We’ve had rain off and on in recent days and although my spirits aren’t dampened, I was in that kind of mood photographically. I grabbed my lonely macro lens and took a few shots. Manual foc