I rarely talk about picture specifications. But on this occasion, through some stroke of luck, a difficult image turned out.
These sprawling sunflower fields were shot from the window of a moving train, somewhere in Switzerland. Camera settings were ISO 3200, 1/800 of a second at f 4.0.
Even though the picture isn’t fully sharp, it would have been nearly impossible to get a better result. I could have slowed my shutter speed to get a smaller aperture, giving more sharpness, but with motion I think a fast shutter speed is more important. ISO 3200 is already pretty high, so I don’t think much would be gained by going to 6400 and getting more noise.
A good image captures a feeling, and to me this represents a very fleeting moment of extraordinary beauty.
Far North Light 
Sometimes the most fleeting moments have the most intense and meaningful stories to tell! What a marvelous shot! 🙂
Thank you very much!
Perhaps it’s because the fleeting moments must make a more indelible mark to be remembered?
Surely, and after the big wars and peace gestures have ended what we remember is that one moment when a kind stranger offered us some water and shelter…