shutter island based on novel

As other reviewers have stated, the author seems to have forgotten what the novel was midstream. It shifted from the story of an island master to a mainland China-based super genius. He owns the ultimate vacation island but then vacations in Hawaii. He even forgot his world is supposed to be larger than our earth and allows short hop flights from China to Hawaii for that vacation. I enjoyed the beginning but it went downhill fast once it left the island. So many plot problems just started piling up at that point that it became unreadable for me.

i think it should be an good novel for reading but floating 🛟 island 🏝️ on sea ⛵ or floating island 🏝️ on air?? 🤔😂 anyways I think those spaceship 🚀 like floating island 🏝️ should be good.

Put your camera in manual mode. This is the M on most DSLR cameras. Set the ISO to 100. Set the aperture to f/16 or f/22. The more "stopped down" your aperture (as in the larger the f-stop number), the more of the scene will be in focus, which you generally want with landscape scenes. It also means that your camera's lens is letting in the least amount of light so you'll be able to use longer shutter speeds, which you want to take advantage of for blurred water shots. Shutter time 1/2 - 1 second.

Put your camera in manual mode. This is the M on most DSLR cameras. Set the ISO to 100. Set the aperture to f/16 or f/22. The more "stopped down" your aperture (as in the larger the f-stop number), the more of the scene will be in focus, which you generally want with landscape scenes. It also means that your camera's lens is letting in the least amount of light so you'll be able to use longer shutter speeds, which you want to take advantage of for blurred water shots. Shutter time 1/2 - 1 second.

Put your camera in manual mode. This is the M on most DSLR cameras. Set the ISO to 100. Set the aperture to f/16 or f/22. The more "stopped down" your aperture (as in the larger the f-stop number), the more of the scene will be in focus, which you generally want with landscape scenes. It also means that your camera's lens is letting in the least amount of light so you'll be able to use longer shutter speeds, which you want to take advantage of for blurred water shots. Shutter time 1/2 - 1 second.