Hi Carolyn.

I have read comments from your other post and these do appear to have a bit more punch to them. As for technical aspect I am not sure but the the other question is, do you think they look better than before. I think so..

Also the composition is alot better in these shots..

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....you can even see details in the snow, such as footprints and texture. Snow is so easy to blow out. You've done a great job....and got some nice shots to prove it!.

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Ausnapper wrote:.

Hi Carolyn.

I have read comments from your other post and these do appear to havea bit more punch to them. As for technical aspect I am not sure butthe the other question is, do you think they look better than before.I think so..

Also the composition is alot better in these shots..

Good job.

Thank you, Aus. I am more pleased with them. For me, most important is that I have learned some things about metering and exposure that I can apply in the future..

Carolyn in NE Ohio.

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...for the affirmation! I think I'm learning..

Lucy wrote:.

....you can even see details in the snow, such as footprints andtexture. Snow is so easy to blow out. You've done a greatjob....and got some nice shots to prove it!.

Carolyn in NE Ohio.

My photo galleries can be seen at http://lingenfelter.zenfolio.com/..

They're good.No hesitation when capturing moments..

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Commangor wrote:.

They're good..

Thanks for looking, commangor. I appreciate the feedback..

Carolyn in NE Ohio.

My photo galleries can be seen at http://lingenfelter.zenfolio.com/..

Being from maine...i can say your snow looks good...the way I always metered it...was to use manual setting with matrix...then after getting that reading still in manual...open up two stops to get white snow,,,..

Jayson Harrington wrote:.

Being from maine...i can say your snow looks good...the way I alwaysmetered it...was to use manual setting with matrix...then aftergetting that reading still in manual...open up two stops to get whitesnow,,,.

Thanks for this suggestion, Jayson. For my last two "field trips" I started using manual and matrix...so guess I am on the right track. I will now experiment with opening up two stops and see what happens..

Carolyn in NE Ohio.

My photo galleries can be seen at http://lingenfelter.zenfolio.com/..

I am noob myself and these pictures look good to me. I was just curious why you said you increased ISO to get faster shutter speed? What was wrong with ISO 100 and half the speed you used?..