Monday Window – November 11, 2019

Windows of a Country Home

You could tell from last week’s post that I have been working on a project. The photo today is from that same tutorial project.

Here is a wider crop from the same shot:

And here is what it looks like straight out of the camera.

The photo was taken from the rear seat of a car rolling through the country side at highway speed – 1/1000 second at f/8, ISO 200. There was no time to adjust exposure, or much else. When you get a photo like that, not all is lost. Much can be done in post-processing.

Monday Window is a weekly blog post featuring one or more photos of windows prominently or as the main subject.

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.:. © 2019 Ludwig Keck

Author: Ludwig

Lending a helping hand where I can. . . My motto: If it is worth doing, it is worth doing well.

12 thoughts on “Monday Window – November 11, 2019”

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  6. Hi! How are you? Did you see FOWC with Fandango’s post for today? I don’t like to put one post into two different challenges, but in this case, it only made sense. I may go ahead and do a second post, and set up another pingback to both your site and FOWC. What do you think?

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  10. Thanks Russell, doing great here. Nothing wrong in my opinion about posting in multiple challenges. It spreads the idea, so it is actually a fine way of reaching out.

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