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More good Doug Hamilton photos. Though we have
already seen some good far away shots now we have some EXCELLENT close-ups. One
of the secrets to getting good close-up shots (I think) is to having an older
model camera. The newer ones (some) just don't allow you to get really
close. And then there is the lighting situation. Good sunshine coming into the room is the best. Just watch out, for chrome wants to reflect the light back into the lens. You can always adjust an underexposed shot, but not an overexposed shot. Photo thanks to Doug Hamilton |
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