For the second day of my lens exercise I select a fast aperture telephoto - the Cream Machine, as it affectionately known by its aficionados, by its ability to throw a background into a pleasing blur - and intend to shoot with it wide open. However, bright conditions make it difficult to achieve without overexposing, so I have to stop it down two f-stops for practical purposes.
I choose Boscombe beach on Poole bay for my location, and spend a great deal of the afternoon dodging showers of hail and rain; then dealing with bouts of bright sunshine, but these conditions never bother the surfers that frequent the area (when will that artificial surf reef be made useable? Ha!).
85mm f/1.4D Nikkor. 1/8000 second at f/2.8. - 2.33 EV compensation. ISO 200
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