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May
25
Photo of the Week 14 – The Moon Over the Gunne Chapel
Filed Under Photography on May 25, 2008 at 11:48 am
I took this shot back in December last year as the sun was setting after work. This shot was taken as a very special time of the day, when you can expose both the landscape and the Moon correctly in a single exposure.
The shot shows the Moon over the Gunne Chapel (AKA the College Chapel) on the campus of St. Patrick’s College in Maynooth, Ireland. This campus is also shared with NUI Maynooth.
For those of you interested in such things here are some of the technical details of the shot:
- Camera: Nikon D40
- Lens: Nikon DX AFS 18-55mm (D40 kit lens)
- Exposure: 1/200 sec
- Focal Length: 45mm
- Focal Ratio: F5.6
- ISO: 200
- Camera Mode: Aperture Priority
- Exposure Compensation: 0.0
[tags]Photography, Maynooth, Ireland, Moon, church, spire[/tags]
Very nice. I was doing some reading,and found out the latest photoshop has the automated ability for HDR Photos and for panoramics. I don’t know if the gimp has this ability or not. Check out http://www.mac.com/jimilee2
I have some very cool panoramics that I shot and had photoshop “melt” together. It’s my first attempt,but I was tickled.
-Jimi Lee
http://www.indieradiochattanooga.com
Hi Jimi,
I’m pretty sure I have the latest version of the GIMP and I’m pretty sure it doesn’t do either HDR or Panoramics š
BTW, that link you posted doesn’t work (the Mac.com one)
Bart.
Try this link: http://gallery.mac.com/jimilee2
Too bad man,photoediting programs that take the work out are fun,although it takes less skill,you DO often hear,”You must have a great camera”
Some of my favorite things to do are to take a point and click and try as much as I can to manipulate it and trick it into doing the things I want it to. Having knowledge of an slr makes it a little bit easier to understand what a point and click camera is trying to do and to try to trick it into doing what you need it to do.
KUDOS!