Last night I decided I head out and do some night photography along the Jefferson Memorial. I have not really used my Canon 10-22mm lens in ages and was itching to see what I could create. But of course, I did not have the lock-plate assembly on my tripod (I should have checked it prior to leaving the house), so all of these photos are handheld. I had to turn the ISO up to 1600 and in some cases 3200. Next time out I will have the correct equipment. Let me know how you like the photos.

7 comments:
I like them a lot... I love photography. Keep it up!
great pictures! I love taking pictures... doesn't mean i'm good at it though LOL.
I love the 3rd one down, and would be interested in your thoughts on the 10-22 - I've been looking at something in that range, but haven't done much research yet. I've got a fisheye, but it has it's own 'issues' that a real 10-22 wideangle wouldn't.
very cool! for so long I've said "I want to put a darkroom in my house" and have never gotten around to it. Digital is cool but my heart belongs to black&white ;)
almost a year?! less than 10 months, friend! ;) (and I didn't think I could find airfare from balt to cancun for less than $288 round trip per person)
Love the photos!
You just reminded me why I want to get a wider angle for my camera.
I like the ability to see the clouds in the last one. I wish my camera took pictures like that.
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