...as seen from my front door. There's a light on across the street.
A picture that includes framing for my get pushed challenge from April @aecasey.
She also gave me some "homework" to read that would help me get more consistently clear pictures from the iPod camera and cell phone camera that I am using since my camera died. This was taken with the camera on the cell phone as the iPod had lost its charge at that point. This is not a stellar example of clarity, but I did read the article and the one blog post tutorial. The article had a number of things I already knew, but don't always practice, so it was really good reading. I suspect that the tutorial blog post on iPhonography is written with a more current iPhone/iPod camera in mind. The one on my 4th generation iPod touch is very basic and from what I read on the internet has .7 megapixels as compared to the 4th generation iPhone with 5mp. Sigh. Eventually I'll replace the camera. But not now.
@aecasey I was so busy the last few days with a Christmas Sale the Deep Creek club was putting on that I really neglected the photography. So this was taken late afternoon today.
Oooo...looks great on black! I admire your flexibility ... iPod, cell phone, iPod, cell phone ... I'd never remember what to do with which one. Nicely done!
@aecasey Thanks. I'm switching between the two when battery is low etc. I'm more comfortable with the iPod because there is very little I can adjust, ha ha. The other one has more adjustments, but I have yet to get the hang of it and know how to wring the most out of it. I will say that I tried to adjust the exposure on the phone with its plus minus scale, but the iPod metering on what you touch actually worked better on the sunrise photo.
December 11th, 2015
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