Eric Hammer

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  • in reply to: Fall in Texas #158550
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      I should have pulled back a little more on the shot. It isn’t a trash can. It is a cover for a firepit. I did get that there isn’t much fall color in this part of TX but I didn’t get the leaves in the fall on the firepit I was going for.

      in reply to: Sunrise at the job site #149250
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        Thanks for the suggestions.
        This was taken with a Sony RX100. Had it in my pocket while reviewing a job and thought it would make a great shot.
        The info I get allows me to put them to use in my shots where I have time for setup. This was a “quick grab”.

        in reply to: Saddle #134153
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          Thanks for the feedback. Not sure how to set a black point but I will see what I can find out.

          in reply to: First post- please give me some tips #123683
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            This was shot at the Dallas Arboretum. ISO 64, f5.6, 1/264th sec. I was taking family through and took the standard snapshots for everyone’s “I was there” shot. I didn’t want to pinch off the green stalk because if everyone did it, there would be nothing left for anyone to enjoy. I was in a hurry to get back with the group and didn’t work on higher f stop or moving the grass. I was looking at a different perspective to the standard. Here is the “I was there”shot.
            big blue ball.jpg by Eric Hammer on Light Stalking

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