getting to know my 20D #2

[michael.luczkow]

let me know what you think.
http://blacklinux.com/hosted/mike/photography-on-the-net/other/IMG_7363.jpg

[michael.luczkow]

http://blacklinux.com/hosted/mike/photography-on-the-net/other/IMG_7357.jpg

both of these were taken on monday

[Maz]

I like number 1 the best.

Thanks for showing water and not ice!

Maz
http://www.homesteadsforsale.com

[Maureen Souza]

I like them both but #2 is great.. love the silhouette of the fisherman.

[Andy_T]

Wow,

these are positively great!

You are a fast learner with your new toy.

Best regards,
Andy

[Wazza]

I love #2. I just can't draw myself away from silhouettes! :)

[factoryphoto]

great photos michael..

What setting did you shoot these on if you dont mind me asking.. Im still trying to learn this lanscape/sunset shots and I just cant seem to get them the way I want..

[RJSorensen]

Wonderful colors . . . very nice.

[TSEE]

I like #2 the best, the silhouette of the fisherman just makes it such a more interesting photo to look at IMO.
I love sunsets. =o)

[michael.luczkow]

the blue sky:

1/125 second
program mode
f/7.1
ISO 100
18mm

Fisherman:

1/125 second
program mode
f/8.0
ISO 100
40mm

The key for me is shooting in RAW. the getting them the way I want is done in the RAW file development. I mean, you have to shoot right and get a good negative to work with, but the REAL tuning comes from the processing in my opinion.

[sparker1]

Both are good, but the second is special.