My wife works for a company that participates in an annual business conference at the beach in South Carolina each summer for a couple of days. Of course it’s usually part business and a mini-vacation rolled into one.
My daughter has accompanied us the last couple of years and this year a friend of hers came along. I’m sure she had a better time with her friend there, not having to spend so much time with the “old folks.”
I took very few photos and the ones I did were either with my cell phone or my Canon S90. The image above is looking out over Murrell’s Inlet, SC, at night. Murrell’s Inlet is a historic fishing village which now hosts some wonderful restaurants.
The second photo is something you don’t see very often these days — a nearly empty stretch of beach.
I thought the S90 did a passable job in low light with an ISO of 640 braced against the railing of the main dock for a 1/4 sec exposure at f/2.8.
Nice capture, particularly without a tripod!
Jim, thanks. I had the bottom of the camera resting against the dock rail to give it a good bit of stability.
Its always nice when you can getaway and mix business and pleasure. I am thinking the more I see of the S90 the more I like it as a back up.
Don, yeah, the S90 is a nice and small camera with the same sensor and most of the features of the larger Canon G11. For a camera you can carry easily in a pocket it’s hard to beat it.
Amazing composition . Blue- Green composition is fantastic !
Mariana, I appreciate the kind words. I’m continuing to learn the abilities of my handy pocket camera, the Canon S90, and I’m continuing to be impressed with some of the results.