Handheld @ 1/25" exposure time - aperture f/5.6 - Focal Length 125mm - ISO 1000 - Must say that this Tamron-lens has extraordinary good OIS (Optical Stabilizer) to be able to shoot handheld @ 1/25" !!!
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Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 11-27-20 02:03
I know this place! I have been there, but alas in different conditions, not so mystical as here.
- Rietz in Tyrol is the birtplace of my father. He grew up, not so far away from this chapel.
Very nice!!
Handheld panning @ 1/50" seconds - 70mm focal length - aperture f/4 and ISO 2500
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Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 11-22-20 14:25
Terence Weaver, I see you too, appreciate old Classics from the prime-time of American car design! Thank you for the 'Like' to this old (1950model) Chevrolet! :o)
Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 11-10-20 08:17
Hi Jerry / photosphere42!
Thank you very much for both the 'Like' and your kind words about this image. I am rather pleased myself, mainly because this lens has separated the walking lady so well from the background. And the light was just right for this kind of photograph, low November sun late in the afternoon.
Best regards from Norway - and Stay Safe!!
:o)
Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 10-05-20 09:08
Thank you, Terence!
I guess it's rather easy to like this kind of images - if one loves Old Classic Cars - as I do ...
Best regards,
Walter
B.T.W.: The whole point of this image is that it has been panned with only 1/50" Exposure Time in failing evening-light
F Number : 5.6
Exposure Program : Aperture-priority AE
ISO : 2000
Photo by walter2 • Last comment by walter2 • On 09-20-20 10:14
Yes, I know - the present (Burger King) and the Past in harmony - that'd just how it is nowadays ... but somehow fitting, American Classic in front of an American Burger-restaurant - even if it's not the same era ...! :o)
Thanks for the 'Like' anyway - there will be more of Classic Cars to come. My new photo-motives. After beeing diagnosed with heart-trouble, I can no longer take long trips in nature for landscape-shots - now I just stand on the corner and let the motives come to me ...
Be safe! :o)