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nice one but there is a blue thing on the centre roocks that distracts the eye somewhat… maybe a quick clone out?
Nice capture of the movement of the water. Also like the warm colours of the light that is hitting the rocks on the left hand side.
A brilliant shot Paul,I like the silky water in the foreground also the detail on the rocks.
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finoshea
http://www.flickr.com/photos/finoshea” onclick=”window.open(this.href);return false;Another fine shot.What was the set up,exposure and so forth on this one Paul? Just changed camera a few weeks ago to
a 40d. On the look out at the moment for a lens that will help achieve this quality image.Any suggestions?Cheers in advance….Thanks for the replies folks,
Much appreciated,
Ron ,At the moment I’m trying a few different things with ND filters,
The exact setup for this one was as follows,
7D on tripod,Sigma 10-20 lens fitted with a ND8 and a .9Lee soft Grad,
The camera settings on this one were 2 secs f22 ,iso 100.
It was the shutter speed which determined everything else.
I was looking for a bit of movement in the water,but the sun was still well up,
The ND 8 reduces the light by about 2-3 stops,and the Lee held back the sky,
I was reasonably pleased with this effort, But as the light fades,I was opening my aperature and found that the edges of the shots were a bit soft,
I’ll have another go at this again,I don’t know if it’s the lens itself,or is it DOF thing.Thanks for the info Paul.Took a few shots at Ballybrannigan,Inch and White Bay over the last while but still
struggle to get any keepers.I’ll keep at it though :lol: cheers Ron…
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