Crash (no injuries)

Van Isle

I've been heading out lately where ever I go with my D70s and 50mm on it, "just in case." :rofl

Snapped these coming home from work the other day:

ISO 1600, handheld at 1/20 and f1.8, no flash, moderate pp



ISO 1600, handheld 1/40 and f1.8, no flash, moderate pp



How'd I do at trying to shoot in a photo-journalistic style? And correcting for colour cast from the 5.0 lights? (the noise is better in the hi-res JPEGs)

All C&C welcome and appreciated.

Vycor

Heh, check out my site... thats what I do a LOT Of. Most of my photos are of fires/accidents:

http://www.fdphotos.net

Skippy

Van Isle wrote:

I've been heading out lately where ever I go with my D70s and 50mm on it, "just in case."
Snapped these coming home from work the other day:
ISO 1600, handheld at 1/20 and f1.8, no flash, moderate pp
ISO 1600, handheld 1/40 and f1.8, no flash, moderate pp
How'd I do at trying to shoot in a photo-journalistic style? And correcting for colour cast from the 5.0 lights? (the noise is better in the hi-res JPEGs)

All C&C welcome and appreciated.

It's all about timing isn't it, being at the right place at the right time.
Looks a relatively minor accident.

They just don't make cars like they used to do they.

Glad to hear no one got hurt ... thanks for reporting at the scene
.... Skippy
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