the tide
as you will all soon come to realize, i am obsessed with long exposures.
this particular shot left me marooned on a rock, as the tide came in much faster then expected!! it also covered most of my foreground
however in the end i think i was happy with the final effect.c&c appreciated!
6 minute exposure with a 10 stop filter
0.9 and 0.6 GND filters
scotty, i think the blur may just be downsizing of the file.. looks sharp on my monitor. hahahah but camera shake is definitely something i need to be aware of!
mclayton, thanksfully i had a couple friends along and we were able to create a supply line from slippery rock to slippery rock to get the camera and tripod back to shore
afoto wrote: thanks for the replies,
scotty, i think the blur may just be downsizing of the file.. looks sharp on my monitor. hahahah but camera shake is definitely something i need to be aware of!
mclayton, thanksfully i had a couple friends along and we were able to create a supply line from slippery rock to slippery rock to get the camera and tripod back to shore
Maybe. Using the Big Stopper is quite tricky. I'll have to do more shots with mine this year.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
Scotty wrote:
Maybe. Using the Big Stopper is quite tricky. I'll have to do more shots with mine this year.
ahhh scotty you have a big stopper?! so jealous.... it takes over 8 months to order one from lee, if you ever want to get rid of yours let me know
i'm currently using a screw on B&W stop, which makes recomposing my shot a lot of unnecessary work.also, possibly why the foreground looks soft is a cause of the water actually moving over the rocks? with the long exposure the water was moving on and off the rocks giving it (i felt) a misty feeling, but perhaps it just looks blurry?
afoto wrote:
Scotty wrote:
Maybe. Using the Big Stopper is quite tricky. I'll have to do more shots with mine this year.
ahhh scotty you have a big stopper?! so jealous.... it takes over 8 months to order one from lee, if you ever want to get rid of yours let me know
also, possibly why the foreground looks soft is a cause of the water actually moving over the rocks? with the long exposure the water was moving on and off the rocks giving it (i felt) a misty feeling, but perhaps it just looks blurry?
Alex (admin of the site) and I both have them. I received mine around 2 months after ordering it.
www.2filters.com . Call them up/email them and ask for Andrea and she'll get it to you fast.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
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