I was rather pleased with this photograph. Not because it is anything spectacular, content wise, but because it told me I was beginning to 'see' subjects once more. When I have had a substantial break from shooting it takes me a while to get my eye in again. Sometimes it can happen relatively quickly, as when faced with a stunning vista, but today's image is just the way I found it. Simply light coming through my window and striking folded material on a chair; something I might have easily ignored.
24-70mm f/2.8 AF-S Nikkor. 3 seconds at f/11. Matrix metering. 1⅔ stops under exposed. ISO 160. Mirror lock-up. Tripod and remote release.
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