a few more photos from our mother's day shoot.
I did the set up and gave Wesley the camera...it took a few before he got it right! =)
Shooting a silhouette?
- You'll need to make sure there is light behind your subject (a low sun in the sky is great)
- I set my aperture to 5.6 and ISO to 400 for this photo (if it was actually sunny Aperture would have been a little larger probably).
- I had Wesley get low to the ground to avoid the tree line - a more level photo would have been a little better angle, but I like this too!
- For more info on shooting silhouettes check out this or this and for how to make a .gif like mine check out this tutorial.
Same settings 5.6 and ISO 400 with background.
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Thanks for the tips! I've never really tried that before, but I defnitely want to now! Love the gif you created and I adore the light in the last photo!
ReplyDeleteAnd what a cute cat!! I might have to try that one out! :)
Love the silhouettes. So sweet.
ReplyDeleteGreat silhouettes and tips!
ReplyDeleteLove the silhouette and thanks for the tips!
ReplyDeleteGreat tips. I need to figure out this moving photo thing!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, how neat and gorgeous shots!!
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