Aging seems to be the only available way to live a long life. –  Daniel F. E. Auber

Using the wide angle with flash at twilight is easier than the telephoto because the former has better depth of focus. Aperture selection balances the two light sources, the flash burst with the longer background fill. Flash impact is otherwise limited by ISO choice, or by adjusting distance from your foreground interest. The foreground was against the light so had no ambient detail; without the flash it was a vast silhouette.

28mm, ISO 2000. 1/3 sec at f14. Vivid picture control

 

Posted by Barney Brewster

Tags: crescent moon, flash, high ISO, New Plymouth, Nikon D700, Taranaki, trees, twilight, wide angle

Categories: Twilight photography