A walk in the park

[clemmb]

I took a walk in the park today with my 5D and 24-105


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[lculpin]

LOVE the first two, and the fourth almost has a "miniature" quality to it... great shots for a "walk in the park"

[Chuck Lee]

Very nice. #2 needs a sky with character. Other than that the they all look great!! That lens has a really nice bokeh on the 5D. It would also be nice if you could post the shooting info for each. i.e. ISO 100, f5.6, 1/250


Where is the warm light coming from on #1? Was the afternoon sun just peaking through the trees or something? It's a cool effect. Almost looks like your using fill flash with a warming gel. But it's more on the ducks chests which looks like a functionof light reflecting off the water and amplifying the effect.

[clemmb]

All available light around 5PM, all at ISO 400


1) 1/200, f8, 105mm


2) 1/60, f6.3, 24mm - I agree, sky needs character. I also tried this in HDR. the overcast sky just had no detail.


3) 1/125, f4, 105


4) 1/125, f4, 105


5) 1/50, f4, 105


Love my 5D with 24-105