Sorry to be the dissenting voice, but I'm not sure it works here to have the sun 'in shot'. Even though it's low in the sky, it's so bright that it's just blown out to white.
If the sun is half hidden by clouds, or tree branches, or the sky is hazy, or the sun is even closer to the horizon (ie sunrise/sunset), then there's not quite such a stretch between the brightest and darkest areas of a pic, and a DSLR sensor will record some detail in the sun and surrounding area (a grey grad filter can help too)...
20 sec exposure?
Nikon D80
32mm
1/2 sec
f/4.2
ISO 400
October 9, 2008
It's all there in the file.
As for C&C: I think this shot would have benefited from a more shallow DOF (the background is distracting) and better lighting (it's rather flat).
Thanks! If you had seen the creation process, it wouldn't seem nearly as spooky! Watching a guy shuffle around into three positions with a flashlight isn't that terrifying.Yeah, that pic is just awesome dfrog!!! and LCK, thats a good photo, pretty spooky though
Really nice nidserz, I'm drawn a bit too much to the white patch midway up on the left though.
D40, 35mm, 20s, f/29, ISO 200
So cool.
Any details appreciated.
Admins, sorry I don't remember how to shrink down the quoted image.
The only photoshop is the green effect (LightRoom in fact)
There is no montage, it was shot facing lasers in a huge rave...