This photo was taken on the Christmas market that Bex and I
visited last week. The Christmas market was situated just beside small quay
where there was some canal boats moored to the side. I liked the composition
that they had made.
To take this photo I put the camera into aperture priority
and selected an aperture of F16, this ensured that everything from the
foreground to the background was in sharp focus. The camera chose a shutter
speed of 1/13th of a second; I was using image stabilisation at the
time so I could take the photo hand held. I didn’t use flash because the
background was too far away from the camera so the foreground highlights would
have overexposed.
To edit the image I increased the sharpness and cropped the
photo down to concentrate the focus onto the two canal boats. Also I wanted to crop
out some distractions on the right side of the frame. By increasing the
sharpness the photo looks more detailed and has become more striking than
before. I didn’t change the exposure because I was happy with how the camera
had calculated the exposure.
The weather has been very bad recently so our trip out has
been postponed until this weekend. Hopefully if the weather does clear we shall
get a chance to take some more photos outdoors. If not I shall look through my
computer because I have some other photos lined up that I can upload.
Mat
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