I am extremely pleasantly surprised at the overall sharpness and clarity of this long-tele image shot at 1/3 of a second — even despite utilizing a monopod, such a lengthy exposure at so great a magnification would be expected to yield a movement-induced blurry result. The crispness here speaks to the amazing sophistication of my lens' image stabilization.
This offering was subjected to minimal post-processing beyond small tweaks to contrast and the elimination of a few distracting elements; it is another example of my fascination with the interplay of light and glass, and will likely be included in my Glass Series in upcoming exhibits.
Unfulfilled Promises, #1977
© 2011 James W. Murray, all rights reserved.
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Details: May 7, 2011; Canon 20D; f/5.6 @ 1/3 sec; —1 EV; ISO 400; 439mm.
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