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16-35 @ 35mm, f16 ISO-50 and a CP mostly because it is easier to clean the spray off it than the front element. Had to keep an eye out for big waves...
It was a half second exposure, as you can tell, spelling and punctuation aren't my strong suites. English wasn't my favorite class as I am extremely dyslexic and rode the small bus to special ed., I knew I wouldn't do well anyway so I didn't pay a lot of attention.
It was a half second exposure, as you can tell, spelling and punctuation aren't my strong suites. English wasn't my favorite class as I am extremely dyslexic and rode the small bus to special ed., I knew I wouldn't do well anyway so I didn't pay a lot of attention.
Thanks for the info Doug. As others have said, I would have guessed a little longer exposure.
As for the punctuation comment, I hope I didn't hit a nerve. I only mentioned it in case you were planning on putting it out for wider distribution. Among us message board folks, who gives a rip?
Nope, it was extremely bright. That is the reason for ISO-50 and f16, I was trying to keep it about half a second. I could have shot this at f11/ISO-100 and still had the DOF I needed, but wouldn't have had the shutter speed I wanted.
As for the punctuation comment, I hope I didn't hit a nerve. I only mentioned it in case you were planning on putting it out for wider distribution. Among us message board folks, who gives a rip?
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