We participated for the 3rd time on Earth Hour this year, and like always there were many great shots for the Muffed Target as a result of no lights for one hour in an event to raise awareness about environmental and global warning issues. I hope that we will be able to dedicate more than one hour to care for mother earth in our daily life.
LOL about all the blurred photos. Night photography is a very tricky subject to me. The use of flash usually results in too bright photos, while the light of a candle doesn't quite help much. I have been laughing myself off to try focus with my camera, when I could barely see through the viewfinder eyepiece. So, where was the supposed object now?
Can you mention two items in the following photo? I don't have eagle eyes, but may be you are able to notice something.
Here is a brighter version of the same shot slightly edited with Photoshop. Can you see the elementary school mid semester schedule taped to the wall? The shadow of my son waving a flashlight to tease his sister? How about the toes of my husband laying on the bed? Happy searching.
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Rosidah my dear sweet friend I love this. I too have a hell of a time with night shots even with a flash. You describe the whole situation perfectly. I see like a dragon or some kind of stuffed animal and I do see the schedule and the toes. There always looks like some face right behind the stuffed animal. This is excellent. Mahalo my friend for playing :) x0x0x0x
ReplyDeleteI see the schedule. I suppose I see the flashlight, too. What kind of camera do you have? I might have some night photography pointers. The first one is always -- use a tripod!
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