As an alternative to the last post’s traditional B/W approach to the shot.
Doing that thing where you stand under the canopy of a tree and have a little spin is a happy thing to do on a bright Autumn day. Although, admittedly, I don’t do the full spin around myself these days due to my propensity to fall over even when I’m just standing still, so no thank you.
So what I’ve done here–because I didn’t have my light-reducing ND filter with me–is set my lowest ISO of 100 and the highest f number on the lens, f32, in order to get the slowest shutter speed possible of 1/6th of a second. Then I’ve just composed and twisted the camera as fast as I could as I pressed the shutter.
Results are variable as usual (and a photographer won’t show you the many frames that they consider complete rubbish, which is advice I will be following) but I like this one for having the impression of the brighter spot of the sky towards where the sun was and a feel of the dappled light underneath the tree.

Oo this one is great! And even the impression of a brighter spot is welcome these days. ^_^
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Couldn’t even see the sky due to it being foggy here for the last two days, so it was good to see it in processing my photos of the days before!
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