Bronze fountain at night.

[PrimeTime]

Tried a couple night shots at the park. This is a bronze fountain ,in oglebay park in west virginia. When i saw the full moon behind it, i had to get a shot.

I really don't know what i'm doing with this kind of shot, so i just winged it and did the best i could. It was actually kind of fun shooting at night for a change. Might have to get a remote timer. I used my sigma 10-20mm at 17mm for this shot.

Any helpful tips are more than welcomed. Processing landscapes are alot different than what i'm use to.

[FDCPR]

Your "winged" shot worked out fine and it's a great shot. It's fun to change subjects, at least for a short time, then back to the wildlife (I only say that as you know it applies to myself also).

[Hayward Taylor]

Hi there .. this is one of a lifetime image .. you are one lucky person .. it is beautiful ..

[mikez53]

You certaintly did a great job for someone not quite sure how to take this type of shot.

[Bernzfotos]

Very lucky to capture a shot like that - being in the right place at the right time. Well done. Great shot. Cheers, Bernz

[PrimeTime]

Originally Posted by FDCPR

Your "winged" shot worked out fine and it's a great shot. It's fun to change subjects, at least for a short time, then back to the wildlife (I only say that as you know it applies to myself also).

Thanks fred, it never hurts to learn a few new things. I really didn't know how to expose a shot like this. Should you leave it a little dark as i did, or should you expose it brighter?????

No worries there............i'll never give up my wildlife.

[Ella1267]

Very nice...I love the lighting in this....

[leonaashlee]

This is a lovely shot...I really like it a lot.

[PrimeTime]

Thanks everyone..............appreciate it.

[porkchop_express]

I think the darkness adds a great sense of depth to the image, especially the fountain. Nice work, as always!