When Exposure Goes Wrong. by Crabbycabby

Photography • Sports • posted on Jan 15, 2014

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Description

A bright, cloudless, sunny day. Lots of shadows on the pitch from the surrounding trees. All the players had moved into shadow, but the camera had metered on the brightly lit building in the background. Hey ho. That's different. Might try this on purpose one day.

Comments (9)

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Mondwin

2:23AM | Wed, 15 January 2014

Looks a fabulous image my friend!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma

angora

3:11AM | Wed, 15 January 2014

love it actually!! very nice shot!!

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wonderworld

5:58AM | Wed, 15 January 2014

What a COOL silhouette!!!

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blinkings

6:26AM | Wed, 15 January 2014

Nice silhouettes mate.

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durleybeachbum

7:48AM | Wed, 15 January 2014

What a great result!

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Rhett55

3:28PM | Wed, 15 January 2014

Yeah, you have about a 20 f stop difference there. Anyone for a 2k lumen/sec strobe? Seriously though, aren't the happy mistakes the ones that give the most interesting shots? Now, if you could only duplicate them on command. Haven't figured that one out yet :)

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