So I figured out how to set my Canon Rebel T3i to shoot brackets of 3 shots: 1 under-exposed, 1 normal & 1 over-exposed. The building blocks of HDR photography.
This day was the first time I went out to shoot them. I shot a lot of brackets.
But,
This is not one of them.
All of the bracketed shots are reproducible. I can go back out there Sunday and get a shot very similar to those already shot.
But this shot...
This caught my eye in-Post.
On a whim, while heading back to work, having finished shooting the brackets, I casually clicked the shutter release again, with the camera hanging around my neck. Click, Click, Click. 1 under-exposed, 1 normal, and 1 over-exposed. This one.
This weird shot is the result of my bouncing gait and over-exposure. I think it was 1 2/3 F-stops up.
This is irreproducible. Thus, it is the Photo of the Day.
West Bernardo Drive, mid-block betw/ George Cooke Express Drive & West Bernardo Court, pointed South.
Rancho Bernardo
San Diego, CA
The shapes are phenomenal! I can tell from the right side that there is a least one evergreen tree, but what really impresses me is the shape high on the right of the tree, yet it's not green.
