NYC

Best regards Margaret!

PDE

Thanks so much, Pierre. These old buildings are wonderful. Glad you stopped by.

Hi Margaret

Unique and beautiful composition.

My best regards.

Like the composition. I would say it would be mundane if it was straight. I like it this way. The colors are well saturated and the details are nice.

Cheers

Arnav

Hi Margaret,

An interesting perspective used. A nice scene.

There is no need F/13 , as clearly the definition is not up to what it could be for your zoom lens. I would suggest F/5.6. The ISO 400 would become ISO 100.

On bright days, anything above ISO 200 usually indicates that a setting or mode is not optimized.

Best Regards,  Mike

Great perspective.  Think Mike made good suggestion.

A beautiful shot with very nice lighting and details, Margaret!

With best regards,

Ruud.

Thanks for all the great comments and suggestions.

Mike and Monte, seems I am still getting used to the new camera and lens. I guess the main problem with this image is that I was taking it in a moving car, while my husband madly negotiated traffic in NYC.

What I do love most about this image is the blue in the sky and in the windows. I did no processing on this.

And now I am going to totally humble myself. I am not sure how to change the F stop. I do understand my ISO and one would think I could figure out how to change an F stop. But... So, if you have any easy suggestions, I would be thrilled.

Hi Margaret,

I am impressed that this was taken from a moving car !

Set your camera to "A" , this is aperture priority. This means that the camera will adjust the shutter speed, but not the apertuire of the lens.

Now, if your camera can not go high enough for a shutter speed due to a bright condition, then you would need to adjust the ISO setting downwards. This is a different control from your mode dial on the camera.

Best Regards,  Mike

Thanks, Mike, As always, your advice is right on the money. I so appreciate it. Best

Beautiful!!

Thanks, Alberto. It is always so good to hear from you.