>>3975668No it's fine. We're all here to learn.
That exposure looks maybe 1 stop over, actually. Notice how there's no real darker tones let alone shadows. After a while you'll gain an intuition for how film responds to different lighting situations, although this is a lot easier in B&W than color... have you done much BW work?
When you're dealing with this kind of close focus I also recommend stopping down by a lot. The entire bottom third of the frame is totally out of focus and it doesn't look good.
Also, I meant to say
>But IF you exposed for the grass the sky would be blown out. 