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    Amish buggy

    Any suggestions for shooting in fog?
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    Re: Amish buggy

    looks like you cropped to much off the horse and buggy ,maybe adjust more contrast

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    Re: Amish buggy

    Looks ok except for the headless horse and missing buggy end. I see why you wanted to go vertical but it chopped too much off.
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    Re: Amish buggy

    Shooting in fog? Time for a high key shot. If the subject is too clear and sharp, then to me it wouldn't look like it was in fog. So it's good that I don't have to worry about sharp focusing. Just my opinion

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    Re: Amish buggy

    Foggy shots usually look better slightly over exposed.
    This scene is cropped too tightly on each end
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    Re: Amish buggy

    Right, when I shoot in fog I make sure the fog shows and the whole image has a bit of whiteness (not greyness) to it. Or as Gary put it, just overexpose according to the light meter and you will be fine.
    No, I DON'T need that.

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    Re: Amish buggy

    I appreciate the feedback. I will try the exposure suggestions the next time out in fog. The buggy was moving much faster than I had anticipated and the shot you see is the best I got, not a crop job. That pony was really scooting, plus I was much closer to the subject than I had anticipated.

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