Here's the continuation of yesterday's picture - which is identical placement. All I did once the cat showed up was to quickly change the exposure to last 30 seconds so I could capture his movement in the shot.
One of the greatest things that God has given humans is the ability to see beauty in the world around us. I have never noticed my dog stop and stare at the beauty of a forest or the incredible colors of a sunset, but these things have the ability to stop me in my tracks in wonder and awe. This website is my attempt to capture some of the beauty and glory of an indescribable God by capturing reflections of Him that I see in His creation.
Here's the continuation of yesterday's picture - which is identical placement. All I did once the cat showed up was to quickly change the exposure to last 30 seconds so I could capture his movement in the shot.
LOVE it! that looking-over-his-shoulder exposure thingy (my technical name for it!) is way cool! i have got to learn how to do exposure stuff with my (nonSLR) camera!
teehee...too cute!
Sharilyn, I looked at the exif information on your pictures, and saw which camera you use (how's that for creepy and/or stalkerish?). You can do up to 15 second exposures with your camera - you have to use the Tv or M mode though. In either of those modes, you tell the camera to take that long to take the picture. Just make sure it's dark enough where it won't white out everything.