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Thanks.
All you need is a good county map and some motivation.Cool man, I have to go out and find those barns Dave was telling me about.
Thank you Gnomey.Nice shots!
Masterpieces!
You really should. As fast as land is disappearing down there...it won't be very long before there's nothing of the old times left! I'm willing to bet that a large portion of the old places I visited down there (been twenty years or longer now) are long goneCool man, I have to go out and find those barns Dave was telling me about.
Everythings fine Aaron, thanks for asking.Thank you Wheels.Haven't seen you around recently. Hope all is well.
There are a number of ways to steady out when shooting with a long lens. First, pic a comfortable stance, both feet should be firmly on the ground. If one, or both of your elbows are against your body, that helps to steady your hands. I often find a solid object to rest against, take in a breath, let if halfway out, then hold and push the shutter. This is for long exposures like 1/10, 1/20. I used this technique down to 1/2 second and got some great results at 200mm!