POW December 14 2008

<p>Justin</p>

<p>Moreau Park is an interesting park. You have the "family" and camping oriented side. And then as you know there is the less popular, more interesting trail system.<br>

We went for a shoe yesterday. I tried capturing the action of my wife's shoes. I would creep up to her heels, drop down, point, focus, and shoot trying to catch her left shoe up and her right motionless. This I thought was the most interesting shot, but a little too much motion all around. Some of the others I was able to achieve what I wanted to do, but they were less interesting.</p><div></div>

<p>Justin, Thanks for your comment. What exactly is a GND filter? Is it the same thing as a filter that splits the amount of light that comes in, I forget what that's called. And yes, unless I am shooting sports, I always shoot RAW. </p>

<p>Robert C., a GND refers to a graduated neutral density filter. It gradually diminishes the amount of light transmitted through the filter, usually vertically. It's useful when half the scene is too brightly lit.</p>

<p>ME</p>

<p>Thanks, Michael</p>

<p>1st post...</p>

<p><img src="../photo/8392605&size=lg" alt="train track" /></p><div></div>

<p>James, Nice capture and welcome!</p>

<p><img src="http://koti.welho.com/pwilkins/love.jpg" alt="" width="495" height="438" /></p>

<p>Ben, Garry, Justin - thanks! Justin, when I know about weather in advance I turn to my old "weather sealed by cheapness" K1000. That shot was just a "happen to be there". But I'll run the K10/20 by the wife and see what she thinks...</p>