This is the entire building visible from this particular viewpoint and the shutter speed was around 1/250
I see, is that a lower shutter speed than in daylight, or almost the same?
Edit: wait, when you said totality, you just meant "the whole building"? Not as in a "total eclipse"?
Yep, as mentioned by others this is Alhambra in Spain. If it makes you feel better I was going to make a California joke about Alhambra being in LA, not OC, so it's not just you 😊
Haha okay good, that does help 😆
This was taken during the sunset, i would say it’s an ok shutter speed for a 35mm focal length
This is the entire building visible from this particular viewpoint and the shutter speed was around 1/250
I see, is that a lower shutter speed than in daylight, or almost the same?
Edit: wait, when you said totality, you just meant "the whole building"? Not as in a "total eclipse"?
Yep, as mentioned by others this is Alhambra in Spain. If it makes you feel better I was going to make a California joke about Alhambra being in LA, not OC, so it's not just you 😊
Haha okay good, that does help 😆
This was taken during the sunset, i would say it’s an ok shutter speed for a 35mm focal length
And fixed the title, sorry for the confusion
No problem, thanks for clearing it up! 😅