It's a while since I took a shot of the world's largest mirror ball (my previous shots are here and here) and as neither of my previous attempts have included the whole ball I thought I'd put this one up.
As for how this was processed: basically this is almost a straight shot, but I did drop the brightness of the sky, increased the overall saturation, and upped the contrast a little. What I particularly like is the contrast between the drab greyness of the sky in the background and the reflected blue sky and clouds in the ball.
Update: Having just taken a look at Jon's latest entry I thought I might as well join in and submit this shot to this week's Photo Friday challenge – Radiant – as, like him, I don't expect to see too many radiant skies over the coming months.
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capture date camera lens focal length aperture shutter speed shooting mode exposure bias metering mode ISO flash image quality cropped? |
3.58pm on 9/11/04 Canon 20D EF 70-200 f/4L USM 200mm (320mm equiv.) f/4.0 1/320 aperture priority +0.0 evaluative 100 no RAW no |