Hi everyone,

I took the shot below on Sunday afternoon in the pouring rain, not ideal, but it started snowing horizontally shortly after, so I was lucky  

I overexposed by 1/3 due to the poor light, but now looking at it, I'm wondering if the engine is slightly blown out?

As ever, your thoughts are welcome.



Regards,

Tim.

EDIT: For some reason it only seems to be showing half the shot, and at full size, so here is the link to it:

http://www.airliners.net/addphotos/big/ready/gthoj0904dsa1024.jpg

[Edited 2006-04-10 01:53:47]

Looks good here Tim.. that sloping taxiway appears yet again!

Lew

Looks good to me. Really nice for the crap you were shooting in! 

Danny

Hi Tim.

I hope you got my mail.

I think that the photo has to look like this in those conditions for you to have got a decent exposure overall. For me that whiteness of the engine cowling does not detract from the overall quality of the shot and I would hope that you will be fine here.

All the best.

Paul

Tim,

Nice shot, especially considering the weather you had to deal with up North  

Seriously though, dont get too caught up in the a.net critique, yes exposure is important but I just fear that the forum is perhaps getting caught up in looking for the slightest problem with an image rather than looking at the whole.

Cheers

Ben

Looks ok to me.

Message too short bla bla

Looks good here Tim.
I never over expose but after looking at this shot i might give it a try next time we have bad weather.  
Cheers

Thanks for your thoughts guys. One to be left in the queue now I think  

Quoting LGW (Reply 4): Nice shot, especially considering the weather you had to deal with up North

It's about time it started warming up. It's been horrible for weeks now, although the sky is cloudless at the minute - it wont last!

Quoting JumboJim747 (Reply 6): I never over expose but after looking at this shot i might give it a try next time we have bad weather.

For some reason, my 300D seems to underexpose when the light is poor, so I generally always have to compensate by 1/3 of a stop.

Regards,

Tim.

Quoting DC10Tim (Reply 7): It's about time it started warming up. It's been horrible for weeks now, although the sky is cloudless at the minute - it wont last!

I woke up to this:-

Ben, thats bad centre, I wouldnt upload it.......

Tim, the shot is spot on   

Regards
Colin